I was thinking it could be a termination issue, but I have a
terminator on the last connector of the cable. The setup (which was
working before a drive went) was thus: drive 1, drive 2, terminator
(active, I believe). Drive 2 is the one that died so there is a non-
used connector between the term
Which scsi unit in the chain terminates the scsi chain? In my experience
it is a jumper setting on scsi devices in pc parts. The last device on
the chain has to be terminated. I've booted and run whithout termination
but the system were very strange (ie a scsi cd-rom dissapeared).
This was the b
regarding the lilo issue, I'd try install grub onto a
floppy, it's a lot saner than lilo
Patrick.
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> I had a rather odd problem. I have an all SCSI
> system that includes 2
> disks, 1 burner, and 1 cd-rom. A few days ago, one
> of my HDs stopped
> working. It can't
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