#SCSI
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well sounds like it might not work with a standard scsi controller. What are
they hooked to? when you boot does the controller recognize the chinon? get a
RMA in the morning <g>.
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Yea, RMA sounds good to me. I've done quite a few SCSI installations (based on
messages, I'm sure not as many as you have) and I installed this no differently
than the rest. SCSI ID set proper (forgot to check when I first installed and
it didn't show up) and shows up as SCSI ID 1 (Fujitsu 10ms 525 is 0, card 7
Ultrastor 14F).
One (and just one) package came with it's own scsi card. I thought that kind
of odd. I saved package (oops, box not foam) so I can at least box them back
up and send them back. I'll just have them replace with Toshibas…however, I
was thinking this. I said in my previous message that the case was designed
for a motherboard…the front of the machine can handle 6 external and 4 or 5
(maybe more, never counted) hidden. But the cover of the front locks, so I
could put a motherboard in the machine, one floppy drive, one half height SCSI
hd and then start going down the front with the Chinon's attached to the one
SCSI controller I received….
NOT!
Thanks Bob,
Bill
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do not ID to 1, set it to 4 or so, an ID of 1 is a harddrive one. regardless,
send'm back with th ecompaint that they are not standard scsi-II compliant.
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Ok Bob. Thanks,
Bill
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go for it.