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- From: ics.style@Control.Com (Scott Remick)
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- Subject: Re: Parallel To SCSI Interface For PC
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- Date: 2 Jan 93 07:56:37 GMT
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- jcw@kd4dts.dixie.com (John C. Wren) writes:
-
- > Does anyone out here in netland know of a device that would let me connect
- > my laptop (with no expansion slots, but with a parallel port) to the SCSI
- > chain on my '486 so that I can treat the 120mb drive on the laptop as a
- > disk drive on the '486?
- >
- > What I want to accomplish is being able to backup the laptop drive to the
- > tape system on my '486. It would also be useful for installing software
- > from the CD ROM drive on the '486 onto the laptop.
- >
- > Any information would be appreciated.
-
- Well I don't have the info off the top of my head, but there are adaptors
- for laptops that give you a SCSI port via your parallel port (like the ones
- that give you an ethernet port). Would be a LOT slower than norm, but it
- would do the job. If I come across a specific one I'll pass the info along.
-
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