at the moment there is movement to develop something along those lines.
there are some prelimenry drivers out already which allow you to run
tcpip over scsi. after that point should be able to use like any network
interface, it's not a file system as such though.
hope that helps.
krzysztof kowalski // cyntax@staesis.org
"John R. Lenton" wrote:
>
> I have a terribly off-topic question that only surfaced in
> my mind because it could float better than most of my other
> questions (good grief I had *much* too much sider and junk
> at the party). I have *no* idea about what I'm talkin, feel
> free to ignore me, etc. It comes from an idle (i.e. slightly
> pickled) brain that just caught up with all the postings on
> how lousy NFS, CODA, and Co. all are.
>
> Can a SCSI cable be used to connect computers? I mean, can a
> computer be daisychained with say a hard disk? In theory at
> least? Using a special card?
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