Re: SCSI bus activity LED?
Jan-Hinrich Fessel <[email protected]> Tue, 23 Mar 2010 05:44:48 +0100
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Am 22.03.2010 um 06:38 schrieb David Ross: > I'm interested in the possibility of connecting the TT030's SCSI bus > up to an iSCSI bridge. Something like: > http://www.attotech.com/products/product.php?cat=5&scat=8&sku=IPBR-1550-DR0&PHPSESSID=ac7da627feb322d7e3997e510f769371 Are you sure this will work? It looks to me, this thing is to connect SCSI devices to an iSCSI initiator. I would think the bridge needs to be an initiator to connect to iSCSI storage. > > At the current time these bridges are quite expensive, but prices > will eventually fall. > > There are some advantages to this approach: > - No heat / noise issues with drives > - Disks can be swapped out virtually > - Transparent backups > > The one issue with an external iSCSI bridge would be that there > would be no drive light on the Atari itself. Maybe this is a minor > issue, but for me it's all about the authenticity. =) I did some > quick searching and I couldn't find a quick solution. Anyone know > of a SCSI device that provides bus activity LED pins? You could rip the LED out of the ATTO and connect the sockets to the TT-LED, if you can live with it being on when there is no activity. Or glue some reversing logic to that. Cheers Oskar