Coherent 4.2
dfi...@colornet.com
of references here to 4.2, and didn't think that it was out yet.
For anyone who has it (beta or otherwise) is there a working driver for the
CMS 120 drive ? Any Ethernet networking what-so-ever ?
Regards,
Dave
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>Is Coherent 4.2 shipping now ? Or is it just in beta test ? I've seen a couple
>of references here to 4.2, and didn't think that it was out yet.
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I talked to MWC about 2 weeks ago, when asking them wher it was since we
had joined their Coherent Club, and the response I got was it will be
shipping in 2 months.
>For anyone who has it (beta or otherwise) is there a working driver for the
>CMS 120 drive ? Any Ethernet networking what-so-ever ?
>
Not sure about the above, but I was told that it will be able to support
X-windows.
>Regards,
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>Dave
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Louis J. Giliberto
: In article <1...@colornet.com> dfi...@colornet.com writes:
: >For anyone who has it (beta or otherwise) is there a working driver for the
: >CMS 120 drive ? Any Ethernet networking what-so-ever ?
: >
: Not sure about the above, but I was told that it will be able to support
: X-windows.
The CMS driver is being written and hopefully will be part of the
4.2 release, along with other device driver modifications.
-Louis
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Since COH supports SCSI, does it also support SCSI tape drives. E.g.,
can I use the DAT drive hooked up to my Mac? or does it need an additional
driver despite the fact that it is an SCSI device?
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Udo Munk
: Since COH supports SCSI, does it also support SCSI tape drives. E.g.,
: can I use the DAT drive hooked up to my Mac? or does it need an additional
: driver despite the fact that it is an SCSI device?
COH's SCSI drivers doesn't support tapes yet, but it's under developement
and 4.2 should come with it.
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: Since COH supports SCSI, does it also support SCSI tape drives. E.g.,
: can I use the DAT drive hooked up to my Mac? or does it need an additional
: driver despite the fact that it is an SCSI device?
4.2 is planned to have SCSI tape support, but the exact details (i.e.,
which controllers and stuff) haven't been finalized yet. I have seen
a SCSI tape backup done successfully, however.