Gary Field's SCSI Info Central

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The Official SCSI FAQ is now within your reach!

• The official comp.periphs.scsi FAQ - Answers to Frequently Asked Questions about SCSI
• SCSI Newsgroup itself
• SCSI Quick Start Guide - A Lite version of the SCSI FAQ
• SCSI Game Rules - A light hearted look at how to get a SCSI system running properly
• The Ten Commandments of SCSI
• SCSI Humor (cartoons and jokes)
• SCSI Poetry
• Some Data Backup Strategies

• 68 to 50 pin adapter wiring problems; or, I think we're all Bozos on this bus...
• List of mis-behaved SCSI devices I've encountered
• List of SCSI device/host adapter problems people have submitted to me

• ANSI T10 Technical Committee Archive (SCSI draft spec's)
• SCSI Trade Association
• Paralan's SCSI FAQ
• Fibre Channel Association
• Fibre Channel Tutorial at UNH
• Fibre Channel Tutorial
• IEEE-1394 Trade Association
• How to build an all SCSI system
• A link to "The Dark Side" (IDE/ATA)
• iSCSI standard
• About the SCSI Bus

• ASPI Programming Info (C++ and ASM) from Alvise Valsecchi

• Bart Lagerweij's SCSI Tool
• SCSI Reset
• SCSI Command Utility (SCU) and dt
• Martin Vorbrodt's C SCSI API for Win32 (open source and binaries)  - ZIP file - README file
  

• Linux SCSI Programming How-To Guide

• Trish's Escape From Hardware Hell
• Mike's Computer Service
• SCSITools.com - SCSI Software for testing SCSI and FC-AL devices
• SCSI 4 Me: SCSI, drives, RAID, cables, accessories etc
• Recover Data
• Computer Cable Source
• SCSI Source
• Sierra-Cables.com
  

"I feel that there is a world market for as many as five computers"    Thomas Watson, IBM corp. - 1943

"Where a calculator on the ENIAC is equipped with 18,000 vacuum tubes and weighs 30 tons, computers in  the future by the year 2000, may have only 1,000 vacuum tubes and weigh only 1.5 tons"
   Popular Mechanics, March 1949

"There is no reason why anyone would want a computer in their home"   Ken Olson, DEC, 1977

"640K ought to be enough for anybody." Bill Gates, 1981

..."I took the initiative in creating the Internet"...
   Vice President Al Gore, 1999 - I wonder what we were using from 1970 until 1999... :-)

Wirth's Law: Software gets slower faster than Hardware gets faster!