Doesn't SCSI Probe do much the same thing ?
http://scsiprobe.mac.findmysoft.com/

So you only have one ATTO PCI SCSI card but two are showing up ?

Stewie

> Date: Wed, 30 Dec 2009 19:17:21 -0800
> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: ID's and multiple SCSI busses
> 
> This is an offshoot from the thread I previously started about setting 
> up SCSI HD in B/W.
> 
> I found a reference to a freeware control panel for OS 9, I think in a 
> post on an Apple tech forum.  This control panel is called Mt. 
> Everything and is supposed to be the last word in SCSI handling under 
> OS9.  So I downloaded and tried it out while booted into OS 9.  What it 
> displays is a list of the SCSI ID's, 1-15, and what is present at each 
> one.  You can select an item and open a pop-up window with information 
> about it.  What I see is interesting.  The list is empty except for ID 
> 7.  At 7  you see the following:
> BUS:    Apple Virtual Bus
>              0 Apple Computer Motherboard
>              1 ATTO PCI card
>              2 ATTO PCI card
> 
> Getting further information on each of these items shows that the SCSI 
> ID of the Bus Controller in each case is 7.
> 
>  From the Mt. Everything readme:
> "On a Blue & White PowerMac G3 and more recent models you'll end up in 
> both an empty
> Motherboard bus ID 0 and an empty Virtual Bus. This is not an error in 
> Mt. Everything:
> Current Mac OS software "fakes" an onboard SCSI bus (probably for 
> compatibility reasons)
> even if there is no hardware for an onboard bus. "
> 
> Might it be that this is just too many things all claiming to be at ID 7?
> 
> Broos
>    
> 
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