Re: Oh My Goodness (Was The Case of the Missing Hard Drive...) !!!!

[GDB-B&W-X.3.5]

Richard Starr wrote:
OK, it's a scsi drive.  Make sure it is terminated properly.  Change the id,
just for good measure.  Sometime scsi chains or certain scsi devices prefer one
scsi id to another.  I've seen this with scanners but you never know.
Scsi Probe is good.  I've had better luck with a free program called
MtEverything, which will mount some things Probe won't.  

Worth a try.
Rich
 

I'm getting in a little late on this one, but my experiences (PC only) 
have been that the controller itself is SCSI zero on the chain, so if 
you have 2 drives and one is set to zero and the other at 5, wouldn't 
that cause a conflict? 

Just a message from Doug...
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