On Dec 17, 2004, at 12:21 AM, MikeRF/A2 wrote:
I'm just throwin' stuff against the wall and see if it sticks now after three related but completely untouched, unreplied posts the last three days save for a for a PRAM battery suggestion.
Is it likely, or possible that my 10,000 RPM SCSI Cheetahs are not up to speed in time for the drivers to be accessed on my Beige G3 rev 1/A ROM during boot? Something like this appears to be happening. They do take a while to wind up.Two SCA SCSI drives, two new OS X 10.2.1 installs, NO boot whether it's the built-in SCSI bus or my ATTO controller but they mount and the OS X files are all accessible.
It's possible. Make sure they're not jumpered to wait for a 'wake-up' or to delay spinup. Many higher-end SCSI drives do have such settings.
What model # Cheetah are they?
I think, though, that the reason people aren't replying is that they don't have a solution for you...
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