On Fri, 12 Nov 1999 Lloyd.Parkes@vuw.ac.nz wrote:

> On 11 Nov, John Refling wrote:
> > This is a SCSI box which hangs off the ethernet network.
> 
> It's sort of kind of the other way around. It is an ethernet adapter
> that hangs off the SCSI bus. I think it was designed to be used with Mac
> laptops. I think that SCSI was the only fast external I/O bus that some
> of them had, so if you wanted to add an ethernet, you had to settle for
> an ethernet box that plugged into your SCSI port.

Agreed. It's ethernet hanging off of SCSI. But it was mainly intended for
Mac boxes which didn't have expansion options. :-)

> It is quite possible that there are SCSI specs for this sort of thing.

While there are some specs for some SCSI-Ethernet devices, there aren't
for this one AFAICT. :-(

Take care,

Bill