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SCSI cabling rules
Some basic rules on SCSI cabling:
- each SCSI-device needs a UNIQUE SCSI-ID
- SCSI cabling is a bus with Terminators at each end and without
junctions
- in a PC, SCSI host adapters have ID 7 as default
- to be able to boot from a SCSI-disk, the disk MUST have ID 0
Example for a good SCSI-cabling:
Example for a bad SCSI-cabling:
