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Offline Amiga4k

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Re: Seagate SCSI Drive Problem w/A2000
« on: August 16, 2006, 03:49:09 AM »
Suggest you go to www.seagate.com and enter the model #.
Look at the config page, and verify all the jumpers are correct. It really might be that simple.

Also, Olecranon is very wise. Try the drive as a stand alone. That way you verify the ID #.
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Re: Seagate SCSI Drive Problem w/A2000
« Reply #1 on: August 17, 2006, 05:48:28 PM »
CLS2086,
The GVP scsi rom version is not an issue. He has successfully used the card with other drives.
Tsargon,
That nature of scsi is "rules must be followed, but some rules are written with an eraser close at hand". Some drives never work with some controllers. Seagate is notorious for being stubborn.

I have several 1-3 gig SCSI drives on my bench right now. All have passed. Send me an email about prepping a drive for you.                     BTW - what did you pay for that 2 gig drive?
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