Bill Brown wrote:

<<Last week, a SyQuest 135 and a SyQuest 270 walked into my life though 
without any software. I have not gotten the 135 nor 270 to work with any Mac. 
FWB and some other utilities will see the drive but the SyQuest disks will 
not mount. The drives spin up ok with the lights telling me that all is good. 
I've tried several disks. SCSI addressing, cables, and termination is ok. 
Uhh...HELP? Do these (slightly) later SyQuest drives need proprietary 
drivers? Any ideas at all?>>

I, too, just got (two) SQ 270 drives.   Had no trouble mounting with 
SCSIProbe 3.5 at first, then installed Silverlining 6.1 CP to use those 
drivers.  Lido also mounted them.  Don't know what to tell you other than 
that;  I've been told no special software needed.

One of my SQ drives works great, the other will mount and show the green 
light, but after a few seconds or minutes, the light turns yellow(or goes 
back and forth from yellow to green every half minute or so) and eventually 
the lever trips.  My computers don't like that, giving me messages that I 
removed the disk while it was being used.  

Is this drive a hopeless cause?  Anyone know?   Happens when using same 
computer, cable, and SCSI ID I did with the first(working well) drive, and 
with various carts tried.  Using, with both drives, the built-in active 
termination.

Thanks,
Saul Broudy



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