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Is tiger going to support SCSI?
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Dec 20, 2004, 04:05 PM
 
Hi Everyone... not sure of the rules regarding asking about Future releases of the OS but I've heard a roumor that 10.4 won't support SCSI and I'm about to buy a huge fiber-optic raid with interanl SCSI drives and I'm a little worried (IDE just wown't cut it speed wise so don't bother to argue it)..

anyone know about this?
     
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Dec 20, 2004, 06:52 PM
 
Where on earth did you hear such a silly thing?
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especially ones with political tripe in them.
     
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Dec 21, 2004, 09:59 AM
 
Before you drop $10,000 on a new RAID, you might wanna learn a bit more about what you are buying. If you say IDE isn't fast enough for your needs, I assume you are buying 15k RPM Ultra 320 SCSI drives, and plenty of them, in a very fast, expensive RAID controller. You won't be getting a "fiber-optic" one, however, but you could be getting a Fibre Channel one, like Apple's XServe RAID. In that case, Tiger wouldn't even NEED to support SCSI, as the hardware RAID controller will handle all of that.

How much throughput do you actually need? An XServe RAID can get 400MB/s, which seems to be enough for most anything.

Tiger DOES, however, support SCSI just fine.
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