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Re: Can't configure my RamFast SCSI card



spec@vax2.concordia.ca (Mitchell Spector) wrote:

>>Nothing at all, except that they are no longer recognized in ProDOS 8.
>
>Hmmm, have you mapped the ProDOS partitions to a specific slot/drive
>location with the RamFAST utilities? That is important for them to
>work under ProDOS 8 I think...

Yep, and ProDOS 8 sees everything it's supposed to.  GS/OS is still
blind.

>>I'm beginning to think that that's the only explanation.  Maybe some-
>>thing on the SCSI board got fried or munged.  Any other ideas?
>
>Not sure. I've had my RamFAST ignore everything _but_ the first
>two partitions of my hardrive, if I boot up a copy of System 6.0.1
>with no drivers installed whatsoever in the /System/Drivers menu..

Tried that too, with the same results.

>Try booting from a fresh copy of 'System Disk' exactly how it comes
>from Apple. You should only get two partitions or so to show up.
>Next copy the RamFAST.Driver on there, reboot and then see what
>happens...

Yep, I get two partitions.  When I install the RamFAST driver, the
computer still hangs on boot-up (about 5 seconds into it).

>There is a small utility to check the RamFAST out, but I think
>it only tests on-board cache. It's on ftp.hypermall.com in
>/pub/apple2/sequential/ramfast I think (not sure of that
>directory).

Sounds great, but without access to the Bernoulli Box under GS/OS I
have no real way to get it to the Apple II from my PC (which has the
Internet access).  I've been using an HFS partition to copy between
the two machines.

Thanks!