Re: GS and weird HD problem...

[macfan@earthlink.net (Bill Brown)]

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>> HD has been set to 0, 1, 2, 3, via external switch, 
>> also to ID 0 by removing external switch and manually jumpering the blocks...
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>That's ID 7, not 0.  All three A0, A1 and A2 pins should be left without
>a connection for ID 0.
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>ID 6 would be A1 and A2 grounded, A0 no connection.

Unclear on the original post...
meant that I've tried ID 1, and 2, and 3 at different installs, on the HD
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>Double check your SCSI IDs, and if it still isn't working, try changing
>the SCSI card to a different ID: I'd suggest setting the card to 6 and
>the drive to 0, to be certain you have them on different IDs.
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>> Started GSOS 6.0 install, selected quit, launcher then allowed me to start
>> advanced disk utility...
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>Is there any particular reason you are using System 6.0 instead of
>6.0.1, or was this just lazy reporting of the circumstances?

System 6.0 is what came with the computer...
If I can find a set of the software to download, I'll try to upgrade it with 
6.0.1

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>> [Two partitions gets echoed seven times, one partition seems to work fine]
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>If it isn't the SCSI ID, I'd suspect a very odd termination problem.
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>Do you have the termination resistors (or an external terminator)
>connected to the drive?

Termination resistors are on the drive
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>SNIP<
I'll try and check the features you had described in the earlier post...

thanks!

Bill