Cyberstorm MKII - No A3000 SCSI?

[Crisisdog]

I always get the good problems.  Anyone have an answer for this:

A working Cyberstorm MKII 060 allows an A4000 to boot from the internal IDE drive.  However, tested on two A3000 desktop units, it doesn't allow the internal SCSI controller to work proeprly.  It will boot with a Workbench disk, recognizing both processor and RAM on the board, but does not see any devices connected to the SCSI chain when utilities are ran.  The Cyberstorm does not have the on-board SCSI option installed.  The current tested A3000 has all chips updated and the INT2 hardwire fix.

Ideas?

Thanks!

 :-D

[Stew]

 Strange when I had my my MKIII with scsi in
my 3000, it saw both scsi chains. Wish I could
help you out with the MKII. What wd scsi chip
rev do you have?
  Did you have to modify the drive tray? I cut
mine to allow a fan for the 060.

[TjLaZer]

I think there was a batch of bad MKII cards.  Had DMA issues.

[x56h34]

Also, some Phase 5 cards don't like Dmac 4 and Ramsey 7...it's true. Phase 5 only tested their accelerators in A3000 units with Dmac 2 and Ramsey 4 chips.

[Stew]

  That may be it as I had not upgraded the chips (buster dmac and ramsey) yet when the MKIII was in there. I did have the wd-08 chip.