I have multiple SCSI drives and do RAID 10 and installed SUSE 7.1 with no
problems. The set up program YAST 2 regonized my SCSI card and things went
without a hitch. I hope that this helps.
All the best,
Mary.
> My experience has been that Linux supports SCSI very well indeed,
> as does Redhat
Nancy Corbett writes:
>
> I am looking at buying the computer described below, and one of the guys
> at work says that I will have all kinds of problems installing Linux on it
> because of the SCSI hard drive. Is this true? I'm not a hardware person
> at all and have never installed Linux on a
It will depend on the controller. You'll probably want to call them and
ask if they can tell you for sure which card you would get with the
machine, and then look on the net.
SCSI in general is A-OK, but some adapters are more supported than others.
--m
On Thu, 7 Jun 2001, Nancy Corbett wrot
If you have real trouble, you could always get an IDE drive, connect it to
the PCI IDE interface, and use that for your boot & system stuff.
9 GB isn't much for multimedia applications, if that's what you want
to use it for (one of the few justifications for SCSI Ultra160) and
you'll want dedic
