Oddly enough I've proven (with the square OJ thingies from Burger Kind
and the round cup holders in my car) that square peg does fit in round
hole (but only if round hole is large enough to accommodate square peg).
BTW I know this has no real bearing on anything, but I'm in a weird
mood, so it makes little difference :) Have a nice day
-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Wildman [mailto:jim@rossberry.com]
Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2002 9:47 AM
To: slug@nks.net
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Partition type question
So you expect the latency and nondeterministic nature of IP
communication to be solved satisfactorily enough for meaningful disk
traffic to occur?
I have not looked at in depth, but iSCSI strikes me as a round peg in a
square hole solution.
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Jim Wildman, CISSP
jim@rossberry.com
http://www.rossberry.com
On 11 Sep 2002, Ian C. Blenke wrote:
> I'm really hoping iSCSI explodes. There are currently 3 different
iSCSI
> initiators (SCSI clients) for Linux at the moment, but no-one has
really
> set off to write an iSCSI target (SCSI device) server yet. As soon as
> this happens, I foresee a great depression in the current high-priced
> SAN market (hopefully with the demise of EMC).
>
> You know, an iSCSI target server project really would hit the
enterprise
> much as SAMBA has. Does anyone know of ANY OpenSource efforts to
attempt
> this yet?
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