Don{ald} O. Woodall wrote:

>In , on 01/02/2005 
>   at 10:53 PM, "Mike O'Connor"  said:
>
>Hi Mike
>
>     You are teaching an old dog new tricks.
>  
>
Good!



>     Choices available
>
>       MT/Sec        [0/5/10/20/40/80]
>
>       Data Width    [8/16]
>
>       Scan ID       [No/Yes]
>
>       Scan Luns > 0 [No/Yes]
>
>       Disconnect    [No/Yes]
>
>       SCSI Timeout  blank/[10]
>
>       Queue Tags    [On/Off]
>
>       Boot Choice   [No/Yes]
>
>     Ok Mike, by making this document, I see the nested deep and off
>screen to the right, one can choose an individual drive to be the boot
device.  I am not aware of ever needing to do so, or of ever doing so.
>  
>

Hi Don,

Glad to read of the full capabilities on the LSI controllers - good job 
I pushed you to it!
Using the selective scanning of the buss means that you could have 
drives fitted that you didn't want accessed in the normal course of 
events - dedicated to infrequent master backups/images etc., and thus 
not visible to any operating system running - but easily re-enabled at 
boot-time, same as Adaptec.

-- 
Regards,
Mike

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