scsi and atat

[jcostant99]

Anyone have experience with scsi and ata on the same system? Will this
work without problem? Is it a bad idea?

Thanks in advance

 

[Will Dormann]

Anyone have experience with scsi and ata on the same system? Will this
work without problem? Is it a bad idea?

Sure, it will work fine.

 

[Tod]

Anyone have experience with scsi and ata on the same system? Will this
work without problem? Is it a bad idea?

Thanks in advance

I've used SCSI with ATA on my system, works fine.
Any more details on what your trying to setup?

 

[J. Clarke]

Sure, it will work fine.

With the caveat "barring a pathological combination of hardware".

 

[Bob Willard]

Anyone have experience with scsi and ata on the same system? Will this
work without problem? Is it a bad idea?

Thanks in advance

Works fine.

 

[jcostant99]

I've got a Dell 420 Precision with 18G scsi. I have just loaded win2k
and wish to dual boot with Linux. I think I could use more storage,
and I am being very "cost conscious". Best Buy has a 120G drive for
$40. The price is right.

 

[CJT]

Will Dormann wrote:




With the caveat "barring a pathological combination of hardware".

.... or an uncooperative BIOS (which could restrict the drives(s)
from which you can boot).

 

[Folkert Rienstra]

Anyone have experience with scsi and ata on the same system?

So what system exactly do you think SCSI controllers are supposed to be used in?

 

[Joe C]

I think I got that. Can boot into linux from a floppy, but not the hard
drive.

The SCSI has win2000 on it. Using the NTLDR to manage booting. I have
set it up to boot win2000 or Linux (off of ATA drive.) When I select
Linux, I get "L 01 01 ..."