Re: Internal SCSI-2 disk installation

[notme@address-in-sig.nospam (Jim Howe)]

In article <34FAE16E.6B11BD68@dial.eunet.ch>, domain
<domain@dial.eunet.ch> wrote:

> I just installed  a Quantum Atlas II SCSI-2 internal disk on my PowerMac
> 6500.
> I'm using SCSI ID 2 for the disk, the internal CD-ROM is on SCSI 4.
> I'm a little bit disapointed by the performances of the disk (less than
> the internal Fireball IDE original disk).  I'm now looking for somebody
> to give me following advices :
> Is it correct ot put the new Atlas II on a SCSI ID lower than the CD-ROM
> ?
> Do I have to leave the termination enabled for this internal drive ?

There should be at least one SCSI device inside the
box with termination enabled. The CD-Rom may already
have termination enabled, either by a resistor pack
or by a jumper on its circuit board.

All the best!

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Jim Howe
jjhowe  at  teleport.com