Remy Davison wrote:
> There's a remote possibility that removing the SCSI plug may have
> shorted/damaged a component in the PSU, but that is, as I say, remote.
What he said and NEVER, EVER disconnect an SCSI device from a running or
sleeping computer, powerbook or not. While you can probably get away
with it, there's a far greater than minimal chance you can toast your
motherboard and/or the scsi device doing that.
--
Bruce Johnson
University of Arizona
College of Pharmacy
Information Technology Group
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