: Again, I'm not talking about protocols. I'm addressing the argument that an
: STP-capable drive is somehow fundamentally different from a SCSI-capable
: one, since that's the argument that keeps being raised against this idea.
: I'm talking about the controller board, not the details of communication.
OK, I think I get it. Your point is that SCSI is similar in complexity
to STP so the fact that SCSI exists says that drives with STP (and
perhaps Linux) are pretty much a done deal. Is that it? If so, excuse
my slow brain, it takes me a while sometimes.
It's a good point, the only flaw is that SCSI drives are way more expensive
than IDE drives. The question is if that is inherent or just mark up...
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