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Amiga computer related discussion => General chat about Amiga topics => Topic started by: amiga1260 on August 04, 2004, 04:35:33 PM
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Two weeks ago I got a SCSI HD of 9.1 GB for free. I needed a SCSI 68 pins to 50 pins convertor. I wanted to put it in my PC. After I put the terminator and 8-bit SCSi mode on, I booted my PC with Windows XP, but Windows XP doesn't saw the SCSI HD.
So I put it in an external SCSI case and connected to my A1200 with a Blizzard SCSI-kit. I was running Amiga OS 3.9. HDToolbox saw my HD.
Strange that the drive doesn't work in the PC. I tried one more time. I put the Windows XP CD in the CD drive. I choose to intall Windows XP. I could choose to install Windows XP on the SCSI HD. I made a partition and rebooted the PC. Now Windows XP sees my SCSI Drive.
Bill Gates says that Windows is user-friendly, but I think Amiga OS is much better.
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I tried plugging a SCSI in every freakin' port of my Amiga. It did not even spin up, let alone recognize it.
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but Windows XP doesn't saw the SCSI HD.
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My Windows XP can see anyting you place in front of the webcam. You might just have a low light issue.
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FastRobPlus wrote:
My Windows XP can see anyting you place in front of the webcam. You might just have a low light issue.
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*crickets*
:-)
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*crickets*
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Heh.... Sorry for the bad humor. Just passing the time while we wait for the "Funny SCSI HD story" as promised in this thread's title.