On 11/01/2003 23:03, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If your G3 has gotten to the point that she just doesn't like your drive
> (corruption of drivers and such) anymore (I don't know but my G3 still hates
> certain SCSI devices where she just hangs on RAM check) no ID problem at all
> but I think it could be something from the PCI SCSI board.
This may or may not be along the same lines. One of my machines is an
original PowerBook G3 that is hooked into a BookEndz dock with three SCSI
devices in a chain. All the IDs are fine. Sometimes, however, when I boot
from my DiskWarrior disk or my TechTool Pro 3 disk and run them, an odd
thing happens on restart: happy Mac, grey screen, mouse moves, and that's as
far as she gets.
If I turn off my ZIP drive on the SCSI chain and restart, no trouble.
I too have an ugraded 8500 and have never had any SCSI weirdness on it with
five peripherals in a chain.
Go figger.
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Best,
Greg Burkman
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ICQ 62393161
"History doesn't repeat itself, but it does rhyme."
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