On Sep 16, 2004, at 5:40 AM, Nicole wrote:
David and all:
Oops, mis-spoke (typed). I meant the IDs were set correctly. Since I was installing each drive separately, both are set at 0.
And no, it's not spinning. I'm not getting the green power light and I didn't do anything to that drive that I didn't with the other. I did drop it a couple (several) times. ???
Ah, then you've probably done the necessary hardware conversion from a SCSI-2 to SCSI-P device (SCSI-Paperweight) I've done that once or twice. Hardware conversion to -P status is lamentably easy sometimes...
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