Subject: Re: CMS SCSI Part 2
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Date: Sun, 03 Oct 1999 05:41:41 -0500
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David Williams writes ...
> 
> I checked the Hard Disk FAQ again on the CMS SCSI jumper settings.
> It does and it doesn't tell me what they are for.  In other words
> what it says doesn't mean anything to me.  But I tried the listed
> default settings and the example settings, both were different than
> what the card was set when I found it.  Now instead of telling me
> "No Device" when I try to test or format, it tells me the format
> either failed or was halted but I still get "No Device" when I try
> the test option.  I'm using CMSSCSI.SYSTEM.  Am I limited to certain
> type of scsi drives?  Does anyone have any ideas on what to check next?
> I also created a GS/OS boot disk with the SCSI drivers on it but it
> doesn't see the drive.
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     The file cms.scsi.txt may supply some useful information. It's at ...

ftp://tarnover.dyndns.org/cabi/FAQs.and.INFO/SCSIandIDE/  .



Rubywand