Hello
  Sorry if I am sufferring from a brain cramp but whoever said that
especially on SCSI any one drive, even a CDROM, would affect the
performance of another? Isn't that one of the long held values of SCSI?  If
I am correct in this, that is a pretty severe indictment of the quality of
support they have regarding SCSI in general for *any* OS and simply
underlines how so-called tech-support personnel suffer from softness in the
brain whenever they're faced with an alternative OS.  I feel for ya Daniel.
Jimmy 


> We may want to reconsider our choices when buying SCSI adapter cards.
> For the past week I've been in contact with LSI Logic Support.  The
> e-mail conversations below detail the going-ons.  I guess I'll be
> switching to Adaptec in the near future.  I'll keep y'all updated to
> the LSI Logic situation.  So much for competition....
> Daniel Lee Kruse
> 
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Daniel Kruse 
> Date: Oct 19, 2005 7:47 PM
> Subject: Re: Support request SCSI
> To: "Support, Software" 
> 
> 
> As stated, I am using XP*$$ and Linux, so no problems there.  Why
> isn't there support for the OS/2 drivers?  I guess I'll have to take
> my business to Adaptec then.
> > >         -What driver version did you use for the 21320 adapter?
> >
> > LSIMPT.ADD 1.01.00 for OS/2.
> >
> > >         -Did you have your scsi chain properly terminated with
> active
> > > termination?
> >
> > Yes.  I'm using the system under Window XP and Linux 2.6 (properly
> > terminated).  I am using an active terminator at the end of the
> chain.
> >
> > >
> > >         I would suggest putting the cdrom on a different channel
> than the
> > > hard drive.  The cdrom will impede the performance on your hard
> drive.
> > >


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