[rescue] zuluscsi wide sca80 or scsiknife sca as replacement to hd in sun ultra 60
Joshua Boyd
jdboyd at jdboyd.net
Tue May 26 03:24:47 UTC 2026
On 5/25/26 19:09, Dave McGuire via rescue wrote:
> On 5/25/26 19:02, Mouse via rescue wrote:
>>>> Looking for others who have tried scsi emulators instead of a real
>>>> hd.
>>
>> What's a SCSI "emulator"? So far all it seems to mean is a SCSI device
>> backed by some defined non-SCSI interface, such as SD, rather than by
>> something (like spinning rust) that's integral with the SCSI
>> implementation.
>
> He means a SCSI SSD. Lots of people (who haven't read the SCSI
> standard) call them "emulators".
Where the SSD extensions for SCSI ever supported by a parallel SCSI
device? I'm just curious.
SCSI SSD seems to be a bit to reductionist, since the can also be SCSI
optical drive emulators (and outside of SCSI at least, it is well
established to call something an emulator that pretends to be an optical
drive when it is really files on a HDD or SSD) as well as emulating tape
drives, and pretending to be Dyna DaynaPORT SCSI/Link devices (sadly
usually doing Wifi only instead of ethernet like a real DaynaPORT).
I think the only things I haven't seen them be yet is:
- iSCSI gateway
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