Re: What's the cheapest SCSI board supported?
Glenn,
Here's the cheapest I've seen. Works well under Debian
Linux too. Should be fine for your tape drive but you need
to provide your own cables.
http://www.onsale.com/category/inv/00000294/00395989.htm
This link is only good until Sat Mar 21, 1998 11:15 am PST
but they have had them available almost daily for a while
now.
Glenn Tenney KOTJ by way of tenney@org.think Glenn Tenney
KOTJ wrote:
>
> I've got a spare TEAC data cassette tape drive that I'd like to connect up
> and use for backups which generates two questions...
>
> 1. Am I likely to find that this tape drive will work for backups?
>
> 2. What's the cheapest SCSI board I can add that will work for this
> purpose... and ideally maybe allow some other devices in the future?
>
> I found an Adaptec AVA 1505 at Fry's for about $64. There was some clone
> cheaper, but would have cost more because I'd have need a special cable.
> Is this Adaptec card going to work?
>
> Thoughts and suggestions gladly accepted...
>
> --
> Glenn Tenney KOTJ
> The email address has been changed since spam is not allowed here, but you
> can figure it out...
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