Check my A3000D SCSI upgrade...

[SACC-guy]

@the goose
LOL Yep! Only because I use amiga...
no smart phone running os4 and no access to pisca...unless I switch to pc/mac

I could use pointers on uploading to the org. If you never needed to do it, newbie clues are de rigeur
Thanks,
Michael

[TheGoose]

@the goose
LOL Yep! Only because I use amiga...
no smart phone running os4 and no access to pisca...unless I switch to pc/mac

I could use pointers on uploading to the org. If you never needed to do it, newbie clues are de rigeur
Thanks,
Michael

Hey, I went from no phone to smart phone just this past year so, I can understand. OS4, I'm sure there are tools to make it easier to edit/upload, but I'm not that guy.

I know the site here has some limits on the upload size / dimensions. But if you hot link to a external image, you go around those limitations. Maybe you could look at some other services like:

Flickr
image shack
pisca

I think even Adobe has a free online service, oh flash based probably though.

[SACC-guy]

@the goose
I just didn't want to pay for data on a "smart Phone" since I pay for it to my isp.

I'll look into hot linking but I've shyed away from most cloud service (read charge) service

thx
Michael

[Motormouth]

Before I turn this thing back on, thought I'd check with the borg:

I got a new WD SCSI chip, and after checking the regular authorities I
see the noted updgrade chip a:

WD33C93A-PL 00-08 9131 F (Latest Revision)

Mine should be ok? It shows:

WD33C93A-PL 00-08 9209 F

@TheGoose and everyone else who contributed to this thread, Thanks!!!!!

I have an A3000 that I pulled out after a couple of years.  I put two hard drives a zip drive and a CD burner on the 3000, all are SCSI.

The system was acting a bit odd (unstable) especially when using DOpus, didn't know what is was.  After reading this thread I bought my own 00-08 chip (thanks TheGoose for recommending an ebay vendor).  Everything is now running fine.

Again Thanks

[TheGoose]

@Motormouth

Well great, that is just the sort of setup that this would benefit from.