Chris writes:
... and as of June 2005, MS retires 2000 - at least thats the projected date.
So this hardware is still supported today. I suspect it may still be on the HCL afterwards, too.
In addition, if you went back to NT - you would also know you are on your own being that MS stopped support about a year ago.
You're overlooking a key point: In eight years of running Windows NT, I never _needed_ any support. I never once put in a call to Microsoft technical support.
Support comes in many fashons - my example require you to think about Service Packs, Hot fixes etc. NOT you typical call to some munkie reading a script.
It's really very simple. Get 2 SCSI drives that are alike, that will most likely halt your issies.
SCSI drives are $300 each, and drives compatible with this controller and connectors are scarce. The last time I checked, about a year or two ago, there was only one drive left on the market that was compatible. All the others required different connectors.
-- Anthony
Read what happens when you mix 2 unlike SCSI drives. Read how one faster one HAS to pace itself with the slowest. Hell, just read about SCSI and you'll find this out.
Now - Stop tossing legacy hardware at a new OS.
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