[UCLA-LUG] scsi ids -- 21 to 42

John Wenger JohnWenger@EarthLink.Net
Tue, 01 Feb 2000 19:29:13 -0800


Justin Boseant wrote:
> 
> how many scsi ids can you have on one computer (its got 3 scsi cards in it
> plus an internal...Ultra 30 if you needed to know).  I'm trying to combine
> all the external disks and put them on this one, but I'm thinking that you
> only get either 15 or 16.  Which one is it though?
> 
> thanks
> -justin
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I think scsi-1 supports 7 per card, and scsi-2 supports 14,
so you can have 21-42 depending on your card mix.  Perhaps
it is the scsi-3 that supports 14.  Anyhow, this info ranges
it for you.  I could say more if I RTFM. ;>)  Also, at least
on the Mac, one scsi id is devoted to the connection  of one
scsi card to the computer.  So I guess that makes three
cards with either 6 or 13 usable scsi ids for disks per
card.  I think you have more than enough.

John