LVDS question
Skip Jones
sk_jones at qlc.com
Fri Oct 13 13:45:08 PDT 1995
Lee,
This topic has been discussed several times. I share the view with those that
believe bad (excessive) overhead in SCSI has more to do with poor
implementation than what is inherent in the standard. If implemented well with
'good' silicon and well written firmware/software, SCSI overhead is already
fairly low at under 200 microseconds for the entire I/O (host AND target
included), and in some cases much less.
Therefore, I view this effort as a lot work for little gain. Poor
implementations will persist regardless of what we do in the standard.
sj
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From: Lee Cleveland on Thu, Oct 12, 1995 8:04 AM
Subject: LVDS question
To: SCSI at symbios.com
First Thanks for all the good dialog on LVDS
Question:
Is it being concidered to change some of the SCSI overhead/arbitration
signaling when going to LVDS?
If so is there a list of what is being looked at?
Thanks
Lee Cleveland
IBM Rochester MN
IOP Design & Hardware Development
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