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3.11 What's the difference between SCSI and SCSI-2? Are they compatible?
The main difference between SCSI and SCSI-2 are some new minor
features that the average person will never notice. Both run at a
maximum 5M/s. (note: Fast and Wide SCSI-2 will potentially run at
faster rates). All versions of SCSI will work together. On power up,
the SCSI host adapter and each device (separately) determine the best
command set the speed that each is capable of. For more information
on this, refer to the comp.periphs.scsi FAQ.
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