You wrote: Paul Corsa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
The S900 has two SCSI chains. The slower, internal/external one has a plugin near the rear fan. I'd try plugging in there. If a known good drive works there you can then diagnose the faster internal only SCSI chain with more confidence.
Ok, Paul,
I have done the above, I have taken the SCSI ribben with the Orig type known working SCSI HD & the CD Rom & plugged into the slower, internal/external SCSI plug-in. The HD & the CDROM work, & are seen, on the desktop. I can even boot up into the SCSI HD, Yea!
But now my printer will not work, in the chooser on the left where you click on a printer, it's there but when I click on it, nothing shows up in the right had side. & also my CD burner is not found by Apple system profiler or by software but the green lite says on & it will not open.
So, what does this mean that the SCSI HD is seen & boots up when connected this way? So, what would you suggest next?
Thanks in advance! kim -- Don't leave our children with the burden of the IRS! www.fairtax.org
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