Don{ald} O. Woodall wrote:
 
>      Here is what I need.  I would like to do these and a NIC in two
> slots.
 
>           The name of this file is:  3Host-Adapters-Needed
 
>      1.  Internal 50 Pin Bus  -
 
>      2.  External 50 Pin Bus  -
 
>      3.  External U160 Bus    -



Probably the 21040 is the best starting point if cost isn't much of an
issue.
>http://www.lsilogic.com:8765/docs_query.html?rq1=0&col=document&ht=0&qp=&qs=&qc=&pw=100%25&ws=0&la=&qm=0&st=1&nh=10&lk=1&rf=0&oq=&rq=0&si=1&qt=21040&I3.x=0&I3.y=0&I3=+seek+>
http://www.scsi4me.com/?menu=menu_scsi&pid=3292&display=LSI21040.htm>

Documentation from LSI's web site has gotten progressively worse ever
since taking over from Symbios. I've been able to turn up nothing so far
there for what I bought last, the 21002,
http://www.scsi4me.com/?menu=menu_scsi&pid=3326&display=LSI21002.htm
which is U2 (80), not U160.

There's also the 21003, which is the same configuration as the 21002
except is uses a 1010 chip instead of 896, and is U160.

21040 external is 68 pin, while 21002 & 21003 external is 50 pin. Using
a 21040 would give you the option of using a terminated 68 to 50 pin
adapter and being able to switch back to 68 at any point you might
desire.

To do what you want you could loop a 21003 internal connector to
external duty with an adapter or just a hole in the back of the case.

I saved the old LSI 21002, 21003 & 21040 overview HTML pages and images
that I can no longer find on their web site. If you want I can put them
on my web site briefly for perusal and/or your saving locally.
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