Al Hopper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I've personally (and professionally) been bitten by all 3 above 
> scenarios - more than once!  IMHO, SATA point-to-point serial links 
> are far more reliable than anything I could build with SCSI 
> technology.

SCSI is (since SCSI-3) a layered protocol and the transport may be one of
various possibilities including:

50 wire cable
68 wire cable
80 wire cable
ATA Packet (ATAPI)
S-ATA Packet
SAS
FCAL
USB
1394

SCSI technology mainly is a protocol. In former times, it was built on top
of the 50 wire Shugart BUS (SASI). But this is more than 20 years ago.



Jörg

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