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#floptical problems

    08-Nov-93 14:27:33
Fm: Ron Legro 75136,2066
To: Paul Wright 74135,1044
You don't HAVE to low level format the floptical disk. The disk already are by the manufacturers. Just go into HDToolBox or whatever and give it a name and/or partition it. I've got a similar setup to yours with a Seagate HD and a Quantum on an A2091 and a DMI (Insite) floptical drive as a third unit. No trouble. The fact that two drive lights come on when you ask the softare to format the floptical suggests to me that your terminator resistors aren't set properly on one or more SCSI devices. — Ron Legro from Milwaukee via AUTOPILOT