HP branded SCSI Ultra-320

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Tom Del Rosso

Are the HP-branded SCSI drives proprietary, in their firmware or in any
other way, to make them incompatible with non-HP SCA backplanes and SCSI
controllers?
 
Tom Del Rosso said:
Are the HP-branded SCSI drives proprietary, in their firmware or in any
other way, to make them incompatible with non-HP SCA backplanes and SCSI
controllers?
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I suspect they would be in legal hot wather if they were not.
SCSI is a protected interface designator.

Arno
 

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