Bruce Johnson wrote: >On Thursday, December 26, 2002, at 11:59 AM, Mike Jaeger wrote: > > > >>hi all here. anyone here know why a 8600 wont boot up. all i get on >>the screen is a arrow on the screen. not bome or happy face i,m at a >>lose here. need any ideas from the list on this thank, s Mike Jaeger >> >> > >SCSI termination and/or ID problems can cause this symptom; I've had it >happen to me. > >Check that all SCSI devices are set with different ID"s and that the >internal chain is terminated. > >-- >"Wherever you go, there you are." - B. Banzai, Ph.D. >Bruce Johnson > > > > > how do i tell if it,s terminated thank,s much on the replie i,m still cant get it to boot . tryed unpuging one drive still no go . how boght puting in other drive ihave . out of a tower power. only two gig but if it will get it going that,s cool with me for know.
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