Well I'll start by saying thanks to redrumloa for providing me with the jumper settings that I needed to get my A3000T working
I did have a bit of trouble though... But it was my own stupid fault!!!
Originally the 3000T came with an apollo 4040 (which I didn't really want in there) so I took it out and tried to put the jumper settings back to default and then after a few attempts, gave up...
Months passed....
Then I saw redrumloa's post on how he's just got his A3000T up and running, so purely for interest sake I asked what the default settings were so I could get that all set up. He responded quite quickly and gave me the info I needed (thanks again) and I set to work the very next day.
I set the jumper settings and hit the power button.. But alas, no such luck... But it was getting further than it ever had done before, as the screen was actually displaying black instead of just remaining off (I'm sure you get what I mean)
After a good few hours of checking every jumper setting on the board I noticed that the Kickstart ROM and the SCSI chip were connected with a bit of wire... "That's odd" I thought... So I removed the wire (and the kickstart and scsi risers beneath)..... and behold the A3000T sprung into life (HOORAY!)
Now, this was completely my fault, as the "wire" was part of the Apollo 4040s SCSI compatability for the 3000 series and was thus screwing everything else up..
So with thanks to redrumloa and no thanks to my stupidity, the 3000T is up and rocking
The SCSI kit that caused me hassel:
The 3000T finally up and running:
