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Re: HDTools issue
« on: March 19, 2005, 11:13:45 PM »
Can you see the drives in the early boot startup?

Maybe try HDInstTools from Aminet and see if that software can recognise your drives. If it also fails to get config from your drives I would assume a scsi-chain conflict or maybe the scsi chip onboard needs reseating/replacing.

You might also try config the drives without the WarpEngine installed. I believe the WarpEngine had some problems with scsi conflict with the onboard A3000 controller.

Has the A3000 had the int2 fix hack done?

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Re: HDTools issue
« Reply #1 on: March 21, 2005, 08:50:18 PM »
Pics of the drives you wish to setup might help, clarify what is there and what needs to be done

Another thing, if the previous owner had an external scsi cd-rom, he might have removed the internal scsi-terminators from the motherboard. Stick a 25pin scsi terminator on the external port to end that part of the scsi chain.

Might help, might not..  helpfull lot aren't we? :-)

Really, some scsi setups need black magic or voodoo to get working correctly.. lol
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