Joined: July 18th, 2006, 3:05 Posts: 7476 Location: ITALY
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There are specific tools like PC3000 SCSI for SCSI drives and native SCSI imagers. If you want to make an image and the drive has no or little problem it's better to get a good SCSI controller and a PC and use everything you want (sw based) to make the image, otherwise if you see a lot of SCSI stuff get specific SCSI tooling. Don't know if specific interfaces do exist for that purpose, as I have IDE to SCSI interfaces (connect an IDE drive to a SCSI system) but you probably want to do the contrary (connect a SCSI native drive to IDE interface), right ? (it's simpler for repair / diag purposes to use specific tooling or SCSI controller).
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