At 01:26 PM 12/24/00 -0800, Hank Lee wrote:
>One last question: can I replace the DUA0
>(RA81) with any current scsi hard drive?
>I have one 2G segate scsi hd, can I use it
>for the DUA0?

Depends a bit on the controller but generally the answer is yes you can. 
You may run into problems if you try to put a more than 8GB disk on the 
controller. There are three things that older controllers suffer from:
         1) They use only SCSI 1 commands and are limited to
            drives of < 1GB
         2) They need to have drive locations "configured" before
            they recognize them.
         3) They don't understand removable media drives (ie CD-ROMS)

As the 4000/200 is fairly "new" generally #1 won't be a problem. You can 
avoid #2 by putting your new drive on as ID 0 like your current drive, 
however if you have a way to put two drives on to the SCSI chain try that 
and see if the controller "just works." The third one you won't know until 
you try to use a SCSI CD-ROM with the controller.

Merry Christmas to you as well,
--Chuck

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