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A3000D CyberStorm MKII Jumper Settings ?
« on: March 03, 2009, 09:21:18 PM »
Could someone help me with the jumper settings to use for using a CyberStorm MKII in an A3000D?  I am having troubles getting it to work.  An A3640 works fine but when I change to the MKII the computer does nothing.  No attempt to load the OS from harddrive and no floppy disk activity.  I was wondering if the jumper settings might be different.  Thanks,   Dan
 

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Re: A3000D CyberStorm MKII Jumper Settings ?
« Reply #1 on: March 04, 2009, 12:37:38 AM »
The computer doesn't attempt to boot.  The floppy drive does nothing.  The hard drive powers up and does nothing.  By holding down the two mouse buttons nothing happens.  When I replace the MKII with the a3640 it boots and everything is fine. I disconnected everything from the scsi line and still nothing.  I'm really thinking that there must be a jumper that needs changed.  I have tried 2 known working MKII's.  One with ram installed and one without.  I have the correct libs in the boot partition.  It never gets to a point where it would look for them.
 

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Re: A3000D CyberStorm MKII Jumper Settings ?
« Reply #2 on: March 04, 2009, 10:25:53 PM »
Well, I think I have this about figured out.  When using the CS MKII you leave the jumpers the same as they were/are for the internal 030/25.  If you are going to use an A3640, then there are 3 jumpers that need changed.  If I had started with the stock configuration and installed the MKII, I would have been fine.  I was starting with the jumpers configured for the a3640.

A3640
J100 = 3-4
J102 = 2-3
J103 = 1-2
J104 = 2-3

CS MKII
J100 = 1-2
J102 = 2-3
J103 = 3-4
J104 = 1-2