RamFast & TWGS Problem

[ug0a@rzstud1.rz.uni-karlsruhe.de (Alexander Siegfried)]

Harold Hislop wrote:
 
 >Sorry, but I don't consider demos to be hardcore apps.
 >Don't get me wrong, they DO represent some seriously
 >skilled programming in most cases, but they aren't serious
 >apps.
 
Oh boy, this was just an example! By "hardcore" (notice the
quotation marks?) I mean programs that disable interrupts for
optimal performance. If not demos, take games like Task Force
or Rastan and see what happens. And no, we don't want to
start the whole discussion about the use of demos again. This
just leads to nowhere and is a matter of personal opinion.
Perhaps you like games better... :)
 
 
 >RamFast crashing is -usually- caused by low quality SCSI
 >cables, incorrect term, or a lack of (or low) TrmPwr. If
 >you have a Rev-B or Rev-C board then flip dip switch #1
 >back and forth several times, leaving it ON. If you have a
 >Rev-D then make sure the jumper cap IS installed on both
 >pins. (the above makes the RamFast supply TrmPwr to the
 >SCSI chain and can eliminate much grief)
 
Huh? I wrote before that it's a RamFAST v3.01f (!!) that's
crashing all the time. That is the NEWEST board available.
And it is definitely NOT the SCSI cable (using the cable
connected to my RamFAST which is working fine didn't help).
 
Or were you talking to Eric? ;)
 
 
 -- Clue / Ninjaforce