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Ok Steve, that's the info I was looking for. I had already figured them out though I wanted to be sure. With jumper 1 set, my internal Seagate was all 7 lun's!!! I now am able to get the system to boot with both drives connected. Here's one of the problems I found. Originally, my ST157N was internal and set for the first partition to be bootable. When I got the ST1096N, I put it inside and moved my ST157N to the external case. It appears that the system was looking at both drives and seeing a bootable partition on each and causing the system to hang. The fix is to format each drive separately and set up the partitions as non-bootable. Then connect them both and run the install software. Still have one problem. The second drive is not there upon boot, even though the HDToolbox sees it. It shows as unknown every time. Tomorrow I'm going to remove the termination resistors from the internal drive and I suspect it will correct the problem. Talk about frustration!! See if your manual says anything about the terminators. Thanks for all the help. I'll let you know if I am successful. Bob.