Title: An essential, core, thoroughly "user friendly" reference.
Product review: Now in a fully updated and expanded second edition, Gary Field continues to provide reliable, competent, "reader friendly", information that can be accessed and applied by novice beginners and has much of considerably and practical value for experienced SCSI users. The Book Of SCSI: I/O For The New Millennium explains the basics of installing and using SCSI and how to work with SCSI IDs, LUNs, termination, parity checking, asynchronous and synchronous transfer, bus mastering, caching, Ultra2/LVS, RAID, SCSI 3, performance tuning for the SCSI subsystem, device drivers, and even surveys new directions in the SCSI and storage industry. Field's informative text is enhanced with drawings, diagrams, pinout tables, troubleshooting tips, an extensive glossary, a comprehensive index, and a CD-ROM. The Book Of SCSI is an essential, core reference and instruction title for any personal or professional reference library.
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