Re: Can't configure my RamFast SCSI card

[lkhaider@concentric.net (Laer Haider)]

dempson@actrix.gen.nz (David Empson) wrote:

>Laer Haider <lkhaider@concentric.net> wrote:
>
>> Now there's another problem.  The RamFAST is recognizing the 4
>> partitions of the hard drive and the 1 or 5 partitions of the
>> Bernoulli Box (depending on the cartridge I have in it).  But GS/OS
>> only recognizes the first 2 partitions of the hard drive and nothing
>> else.  I can't access most of my information that I keep on /Hard3
>> (my data storage area) and /Hard4 (my downloads and misc. files
>> area).  Am I overlooking something?
>> 
>> ProDOS-16 isn't having any trouble seeing all of the partitions that
>> are mapped via the RamFAST-only GS/OS can't see them.
>
>Do you have the RamFaster Driver installed on your boot volume?  If not,
>then GS/OS will be generating a driver which will be calling the ProDOS
>block driver on the card.  The GS/OS generated driver does not support
>the slot remapping provided by the RamFast, so you will only be able to
>see two partitions.
>
>ProDOS-16 is just ProDOS-8 in disguise, so it is recognising the
>remapping.

It kinda is, but not anymore.  But yes, I've tried the RamFAST driver
with bad results; it causes the computer to hang on boot.  Up until 2
days ago it ran just fine with the Apple SCSI drivers.  I've tried
Uninstalling the SCSI drivers, installing both the Apple and RamFAST
SCSI drivers, of course one at a time, disabling DMA, replacing
cables, all kinds of terminations, clean re-installing GS/OS (wiped
the HD), no-init's/DAs boot, and a couple of other things that I can't
remember now.  Might I be missing something?  I really need access to
some of that data.