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SubjectRe: Scheduled Transfer Protocol on Linux

On 13-Feb-00 Sandy Harris wrote:
> In a standard low-cost box designed for a single 5 1/4" device like
> CD-ROM or tape drive, this becomes a standalone network server. If you
> need a bunch, put them in a big case designed for a PC server or a
> RAID array.

We've been building exactly this. It's a PPC w/ 2 x 100Mbit ether, 2 x Ultra
2 SCSI. Up to 512MB memory, run Linux entirely out of Flash, 5.25" half-height
form factor.

http://www.raidtec.com/nEngines.html (ignore all the references to
fibrechannel, they don't apply to this box).

J

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