A3000 SCSI Replacement Chip

[dannyp1]

You might want to try idefix97 from Aminet.  It helps with SCSI problems also.  I was having similar problems as you on one of my A2000's and nothing I did seemed to help.  Someone here on Amiga.org told me to try the idefix97 and I was thinking probably the same thing as you "I have a SCSI problem, not an ide problem".  Well it took care of my SCSI problem and I was sold on the program.  It's just an idea but it might work.

Dan

[mohican]

Hi,

I bought scsi chip from this seller without any problem!

http://cgi.ebay.de/SCSI-Chip-WD33C93A-PL-08-fuer-A3000-A2091-A590-CDTV_W0QQitemZ380054205011QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item380054205011&_trkparms=72%3A823|39%3A1|66%3A2|65%3A12&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14.l1318[/url]

or try it www.vesalia.de

regards, Mohican

[miles]

Could be the onboard scsi term on the motherboard or the diodes could be the wrong way round see my (in need of updating :-) ) homepages for details on the diode issue:


amiga3000 details

[da9000]

adolescent wrote:
When I ran my BBS I had 2 internal HDs, 4 external HDs, and a 7 CD changer, all with the 04 SCSI chip.  The only real problem I had were sometimes I'd need to power things on in a specific sequence.

Hardcore. It's what I call: a power user! :-)


@Miles:
Do you recall which diodes were these?
Was the problem on any specific model or revision of the mobo?