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Re: IIgs doesn't see the SCSI harddrive.........
- Subject: Re: IIgs doesn't see the SCSI harddrive.........
- From: Courtney Thomas <ccthomas@flash.net>
- Date: Sat, 01 Sep 2001 22:28:56 GMT
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Thanks for your attention again.
I contacted Seagate and you're right, it won't provide term_pwr. And
since the Apple High Speed card won't either, apparently this is an
unworkable duo.
Unless,.....
I alter the SCSI card, which I'd prefer avoiding, or.........
The drive [ST32550WC] has an adapter [KEY Circuit 0299 - TRANS
INTERNATIONAL 880-0051 REV B00] with some jumper pins on it but I am
ignorant as to where I might find jumper info. But Seagate indicated
that this was a possible source of term_pwr.
Anyone got any information on these adapter people ?
Gratefully,
Courtney
Marsha wrote:
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> [posted and mailed]
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> Courtney Thomas <ccthomas@flash.net> wrote in
> 3B8DC65F.52189D13@flash.net:">news:3B8DC65F.52189D13@flash.net:
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> > I am using the Apple High Speed SCSI card set to ID 7.
> > I am gratified at my query's attention but a solution still eludes.
>
> Looking at a FAQ, that card doesn't provide terminator power, have to set
> the drive to provide it?
>
> You could always try it without that external terminator.
>
> What ID is the drive itself set to?
>
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