Re: scsi cards fixable?

[buggie@ben03.unm.edu (stephen e buggie)]

Jack,

for the two REV.C SCSI cards, possibly the EPROM has gone bad.

I HAVE SPARES!  Just $3 each plus shipping ($1.00 shipping).

My Rev. C  ROMs can also be used to upgrade from Rev.B, the older version.

Two possibilities: 

(a) Send the old ROM chips from your cards to me, to test in card 
known to be good, 

or

(b) Buy the EPROMs for Rev. C from me.  (Money back, less postage,
	if these do not fix the card).

Steve Buggie		buggie@unm.edu
200 College Rd.
Gallup NM 87301

NOTE: My e-mail was down for 5 weeks but I am on-line again, if only
from a college classroom.....




Jack Countryman (jcountry@seidata.com) wrote:
: I've been given three Apple II scsi cards...two Rev C and one High
: Speed.  The problem is that none of them work.  The system or scsi card
: test disk do not see them, in any slot of multiple IIGS cpus, and  a
: known good hard drive with system 6.01 is likewise not seen when hooked
: to them.  Does anyone have an idea of how to do any diagnostics on these
: or whether its feasable or economical to repair them?