>> After hours of studying those absolutely crazy Seagate jumper setting >> diagrams where they use punctuation and zeros to simulate a drawing of >> what the jumper blocks on hard drives look like I'm ready to strangle >> somebody with a SCSI cable. >> >> Is there any utility that can be run on a PCI Mac that will tell me if >> my SCSI internal chain is properly terminated ??? >> >> Mike > > HD SpeedTools has a utility called Integrity which will check the > scsi chain for errors thrown up by poor connections, terminations etc - > but other than that there's none that I know of..... > > Pete > Thank you, Pete! That's a neat little util. I tried it today on the backup drives in my comps. Now I've got more peace-of-mind. Joe
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