Well, the next thing to check is if the cable (or just wires) from the ID
selector goes to the drive or is just hanging loose.
Drive ID 6 was the most commonly used ID. It’s possible someone put a drive
pulled from a computer into that case and just didn’t bother plugging in the ID
cable.
This drive had worked before, I pulled the case apart to check the wires and
nothing looks out of place. I will to ID the jumper blocks but the markings on
the board are not very ledgible.
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> On 27 Nov, 2018, at 2:14 am, dlewis1...@gmail.com wrote:
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> I did use get info on each drive to check the ID; for some reason one drive
> is stuck on “6” and I can’t switch to another ID from the drive. The
> selector does not have any effect.
That's probably an indication that the
I did use get info on each drive to check the ID; for some reason one drive is
stuck on “6” and I can’t switch to another ID from the drive. The selector
does not have any effect.
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My thoughts exactly. IIRC Get Info on the drive will tell you the SCSI ID
(it’s been a number of years since I last had to do anything with SCSI ID).
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This is not very scientific but in the days of old when A SCSI conflict defied
my logic, I'd change the SCSI ID on one or both of the drives and /or change
the physical location of the drives on the chain. Sometimes it worked.
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> On 27 Nov, 2018, at 12:25 am, dlewis1...@gmail.com wrote:
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> I checked the ID number for either drive and they are distinct; ie “4” versus
> “6”.
In binary, these IDs differ by only one bit (100, 110). If there's a loose
wire between the ID selector and the jumper block on the drive itself
Hello,
I’m trying to resolve a SCSI conflict with two external hard drives plugged
into my IIci. The SCSI chain and termination seem okay and I can boot with
either drive running, just not both together. When i have both drives running,
the machine will boot and then freeze on a blank screen
The external scsi is working and the machine is operational again.
Thanks for all the help and suggestions.
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External SCSI is working.
The video and rest of the system are working again.
Thanks for all the help and suggestions.
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