SCSI termination on Cyberdrive 24x CDROM

[Kris Tilford]

I got a 24x Cyberdrive CDROM that's supposed to be Mac bootable. I 
couldn't find my 9.1 CD, but it did boot an 8.0 CD using the "C" 
keyboard command. Now I've booted to 10.2.6 and the CD-ROM doesn't 
work. In System Profiler it shows as eight CD-ROM's for SCSI LUN 0 thru 
7 ? I got a feeling this Cyberdrive isn't going to work in OS X, does 
anyone have a Cyberdrive 24x model 240S that's working in OS X?

In troubleshooting, the manual says:

There is also one jumper with the "TERM" mark On the rear panel of your 
SCSI CD-ROM drive.  It is used to set the drive's active terminator 
being enabled or disabled.  You should leave it unjumpered to enable 
the active terminator for that drive.
TERM
OPEN -- ENABLE active terminator
SHORT -- DISABLE active terminator
(The factory default is OPEN for ENABLE)
If the SCSI CD-ROM drive is not connected in one end of the SCSI bus 
chain, the SCSI CD-ROM drive's terminator must be disabled by using 
that jumper.

Is this backwards of normal? If this is correct, then I need jumpers on 
everything EXCEPT the ends of the chain? If this is correct, no wonder 
my SCSI bus has been screwy, I've been backwards in my termination it 
appears. Kris Tilford

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