On Wednesday, July 10, 2002, at 04:53 PM, William Ahearn wrote:

> Has it even shown up on the IIci? If not, it may not
> be terminated.

Some 68ks are notoriously fussy about this, I had this issue with a 
CD-ROM drive and my SE/30s. Terminate the external drive and it might 
make it work.

> It will work on the PPC because the CD
> ROM provides the termination for the external.

Not on all PPCs. The SCSI hard disk'd machines have 2 SCSI buses 
(certainly 7200/8200 onwards SCSI disk'd machines, can't vouch for 
x100s) so the external bus is not terminated by the CD-ROM drive as it 
is daisy-chained in with the hard disk on the faster internal bus. I 
think you may be confused by the fact that the external bus on a PPC Mac 
is a lot more tolerant of non-terminated devices on the whole.

> So, has
> the external ever shown up on the IIci?

What is more does the IIci boot with it attached? If not it almost 
certainly IS termination (or lack thereof), If it will boot with it 
attached try using SCSIProbe or Mt. Everything to mount it, if that 
fails check the termination anyway.

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