On Thursday 13 February 2003 07:59 pm, T. Ribbrock wrote:
[snip]
>
> Basically, you're not alone - and while over the years I found SCSI to
> be a lot more reliable and easier to set up than IDE, it still *can*
> be voodoo sometimes. Maybe you ran into such a case. I'd definitely
> try swapping drives around (i.e. move a different one to the end of
> the chain). I'd also try a different cable in any case. Another thing
> would be to check whether your SCSI adapter has options to reduce the
> interface speed for the writer and play with that. Sorry that I don't
> have any specific suggestions, but sometimes throwing ideas around can
> help, too... :-}
>
Thanks, Thomas. You've been a LOT more help than the "cdrecord-support-list"
folks have been... I'll try changing the cable. As it happens there are only
two SCSI devices besides the SCSI adapter....and one of those is an SCA hard
drive connected via an SCA->50pin SCSI "daughter card." I wonder if that may
not be loose. I'll have to check that...
In any event, I'll try changing the cable and see if that changes anything. I
think I'll also try updating the SCSI bios to see if that makes any
differece...
Thank...
John
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