Re: Zip drive not working with High-Speed SCSI. Help!

[ToasterKing <toastjuice@aol.com>]

     Thanks for everyone's help.  The problem IS that the High-Speed SCSI
card doesn't supply termination power by itself; it requires at least one
device on the SCSI chain to provide it, which the Zip doesn't.
     I've solved the problem by crudely connecting the board of a dead
hard drive to the end of the SCSI chain.  I've heard there is a simple
modification I can do to my HS SCSI card to make it supply termination
power.  It requires soldering a jumper wire from a +5V source on the card
(or anywhere in the GS, for that matter) to one of the SCSI pins.  If
anyone has seen this mod or could tell me which SCSI pin to solder the
jumper to, I'd appreciate it if you'd let me know.


Thanks!!

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