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A tale of two SCSI targets

A tale of two SCSI targets

Posted Jan 27, 2011 23:48 UTC (Thu) by martinfick (subscriber, #4455)
In reply to: A tale of two SCSI targets by dougg
Parent article: A tale of two SCSI targets

> So I question this statement: "The most common implementation of the SCSI target subsystem is an iSCSI server, ...". IMO USB (storage) keys are the most common (and worst) implementation of the SCSI target subsystem.

I suspect that he meant a SCSI target implemented in linux. I could be wrong, but I doubt those USB storage keys are running linux (yet), are they?


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