On Fri, Mar 15, 2002 at 12:08:38PM -0600, Peter Seebach wrote:
> In message <E16lvff-0000Ip-00@chiark.greenend.org.uk>, Ben Harris writes:
> >>Those Macs had a single SCSI bus.  The oustide connector was just an
> >>external continuation of the whole thing.  
> 
> >Ahem.  On my 9600:
> 
> Also on the 7500, at least.  The 7200 had one SCSI bus; the 7500 had two,
> and the internal one was fast.  I think that's also true of the 9500.

OK... :)

Is the second bus on the motherboard or a card?

I could have sworn that my 7500 at work (in 1998) had only a single
SCSI controller, and I remember adding SCSI to a few of them to get
another bus.  In my defense, it was a Mac-zealot's recommendation,
and I was running MacOS at the time.

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