On Feb 15, 2004, at 11:53 AM, Chris Bischoff wrote:^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
what the jumper on the pins in position 6 do.
do=does.
I seem to recall that an other ribbon cable was added to reach the bottom of the case. Maybe this cable has a bad circuit or dirty connector.
Also it's still not clear to me which SCSI bus it is on. If it was connected to the alternate bus which probably had no connector attached in years (if ever) it may have a coating of tobacco smoke or other crud which needs to be cleaned off for good contact.
-- Adrian
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