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Subject: Multiple Hosts on same CompactPCI bus
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If I were to run multiple servers on a CompactPCI bus, could those servers
access multiple discs through the same SCSI host adapter?  What I mean is
that server-0 would mount sd0 and server-1 would mount sd1, both through
scsi host adapter #1.

I have been itching to try out CompactPCI and have started to seek a used
unit.  I have too many big whiteboxes in my closet.

Later,
Jason