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SATA to SAS

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So I've been searching around I'm not 100% sure of the answer. If you have a hard drive enclosure full of SATA drives that has a Mini-SAS HD backplane, and (using a reverse breakout cable) you connect it to SATA ports that have a JMB585 or ASM1166 controller, will this work?

 

I assume not, and that the motherboard has to to have a built in SAS controller on its SATA ports for this to actually work? That or have to get a SAS HBA.

16 hours ago, twin_suns said:

and (using a reverse breakout cable) you connect it to SATA ports that have a JMB585 or ASM1166 controller, will this work?

Assuming there's a SAS expander it won't work, it will work for direct connect backplanes, without an expander, i.e., that have a separate connection for each drive.

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No expander, just a single breakout cable from the motherboard's SATA ports to a SAS connector on a backplane. So it sounds like it will actually work, thanks.

I meant a SAS expander included with the backplane, if the backplane has fewer connections as the number of disks it supports it includes a SAS expander.

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Ah right, so its a 8 drive backplane with two SFF-8643 ports.

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