Re: mac2ci scsi

Steff wrote: >Could this be a matter of drive's speed? May be, the internal HD spins at >5400 rpm while the external-one at 7200 rpm, both configured to >auto-start? That wouldn't cause the problem. I've got a 7200 RPM Seagate drive in my IIci right now. I can hook an older 110 Meg (I forgot

Re: mac2ci scsi

Could this be a matter of drive's speed? May be, the internal HD spins at 5400 rpm while the external-one at 7200 rpm, both configured to auto-start? Steff ORIGINAL MESSAGE: >H... I have tried them all and my IIci still wants >to boot from the external drive. No matter what i do. I've

Re: mac2ci scsi

At 01:10 +0100 on 04/11/01, Jair-Rôhm wrote: >What could be going on here? AH! You must have Gregg's old IIci that he got rid of :) Seriously, try putting the internal drive in an external case. Might be a weird SCSI problem with that drive. What happens if you remove the internal entire

Re: mac2ci scsi

H... Uh, i don't want to sound totally stupid. Firstly, i want to thank everyone who contributed suggestions for solutions to the problem i've been having with my external scsi2 drive. I have tried them all and my IIci still wants to boot from the external drive. No matter what i do. I've eve

Re: mac2ci scsi

--- Marten van de Kraats <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >I once had a IIci that it didn't matter what I did > >with Startup Disk and PRAM zapping, it insisted on > >starting up from any drive but SCSI ID #0 if it was > >bootable. I had to hold Command Option Shift Delete > 0 > >to force it to boot

Re: mac2ci scsi

>I once had a IIci that it didn't matter what I did >with Startup Disk and PRAM zapping, it insisted on >starting up from any drive but SCSI ID #0 if it was >bootable. I had to hold Command Option Shift Delete 0 >to force it to boot from the internal drive. > SCSI voodoo... I solved something like

Re: mac2ci scsi

I once had a IIci that it didn't matter what I did with Startup Disk and PRAM zapping, it insisted on starting up from any drive but SCSI ID #0 if it was bootable. I had to hold Command Option Shift Delete 0 to force it to boot from the internal drive. = "The earth swarms with inhabitants. W

Re: mac2ci scsi

-Original Message- From: the pickle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Vintage Macs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Friday, November 02, 2001 6:57 AM Subject: Re: mac2ci scsi >At 17:19 -0800 on 01/11/01, Jeff Garrison wrote: > >>Don't let the external be drive 6. >

Re: mac2ci scsi

At 17:19 -0800 on 01/11/01, Jeff Garrison wrote: >Don't let the external be drive 6. Why not? p _ the pickle The FAQ The Archive ___

Re: mac2ci scsi

-Original Message- From: Jair-Rohm Wells <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Vintage Macs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Thursday, November 01, 2001 10:57 AM Subject: mac2ci scsi >High; > >I have a Mac2ci running os 7.5.3 that i am trying to connect a scsi2 >external drive to.

mac2ci scsi

High; I have a Mac2ci running os 7.5.3 that i am trying to connect a scsi2 external drive to. The problem is that the Mac tries to boot from the (non bootable) external drive. How do i get the Mac to recognise the drive and boot from the internal harddisk? Thanks; JPW -- Vintage Macs is s