Introduction
Today's
systems
Disk
geometry
Disk
partitions
File
system
Practical Approach
Hardware
setup
Partitions
Mount
Automate
mount
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UNIX
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Chapter
9: Adding a Disk
by Ying
Zhao, Andrej Cedilnik
June 10, 1999
Today's
systems:
1.
SCSI (servers)
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SCSI (Small Computer
Systems Interface) is an standard that has become one of the leading I/O
buses in the computer industry.
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SCSI is an I/O
bus that communicates between a peripheral and a controller on a host computer
system. SCSI interfaces are most often used for disk and tape drives, scanners,
printers and other devices.
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multiple devices
on one bus
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internal and external
devices
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high speed
2. IDE
(workstations)
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IDE (Integrated
Drive Electrnics) is a standard electronic interface used between a computer
motherboard's data paths or bus and the computer's disk storage devices.
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up to two devices
on one port / usually two ports per computer
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low price (half
of price for SCSI devices)
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