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Re: RamFAST bullcrap
- Subject: Re: RamFAST bullcrap
- From: mportune@telerama.lm.com (Matt Portune)
- Date: 4 Nov 1994 21:29:18 -0500
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Telerama Public Access Internet, Pittsburgh, PA
- References: <39cl0l$4jh@tusk.lm.com> <39ebo9$4ka@reeve.research.aa.wl.com>
Paul Schultz (schultp@aa.wl.com) wrote:
> Matt Portune (mportune@telerama.lm.com) wrote:
> : When you normally install a new harddrive, and turn on the machine,
> : RamFAST says "Searching the SCSI bus for devices... could take 45
> : seconds" or something like that. Then it never does it again. What does
> : it mean when it says that EVERY time you turn on the machine? This never
> : happened until I put in my new hard drive. What's going on?
> Perhaps you need to check your SCSI termination? Usually the RamFast
> won't display this message after it "learns" about your new device.
> What do you see when you enter the SCSI utilities built into the RamFast?
I know. on my old drive, it "learned" once, but on this one, it never
seems to "remember". I see all the online partitions when I go into the
utilities. Everyone is saying it is because I have an unconnected device
still listed (which would normally be right) but I don't. The drive was
completely re-formatted and partitioned using the RamFAST, so everything
that is listed is actually there. Any other ideas?
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