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from: `Mike O`Connor`
date: 2003-07-17 13:53:38
subject: Re: SCSI - SCA 80 To 68 Converter

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Subject: Re: SCSI - SCA 80 To 68 Converter
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Don[ald] O. Woodall wrote:

>In , on 07/17/03 
>   at 10:10 AM, Chris Ayers  said:
>  
>
>>Don,
>>
>>Fromn what I can see your card is not seeing the CD-ROM as a wide device. 
>>I am  interpreting the readout to show the CD-ROM as device address 2.
>>    
>>
>
>     Correct
>

So what's stopping it from using wide protocol?  Have you checked all 
the jumpers on the CD-ROM?

>>Have you  looked in the BIOS for the SCSI controller and set the Boot
>>Device to address 2? 
>>That might help.
>>    
>>
>>Also, I do not know what the default device is with that controller but
>>My  Adaptecs like the first hard drive to be at address 0 and you have
>>yours set to  15.
>>    
>>
>
>     I alway configure my SCSI Host Adapter for the Boot
>Order to be from High to Low.
>
>     Can't have the boot devices, using all the low
>SCSI ID's and then result in wasting ID's 8 to 15.
>  
>
Remember that if you have multiple SCSI-HBAs in the system that each has 
it's own BUS and EACH BUS can have a SCSI-ID0/1/2/3/4/5/6/8/9 ....... 
they can be duplicated - you could have four devices with SCSI-ID=0, one 
on each of four HBAs fitted  for example.  Have you ever had 15 devices 
attached to a single HBA?

>     Thanks Chris
>
>  
>

Hi Don,
I noticed in one of Felix's replies that he stated that search order for 
first active boot device is from LOW to HIGH not as you stated above. I 
aleays though that primarily SCSI-IDs 8-15 were intended for external 
devices.  After SCSI-ID=7, ID=6 is next highest priority, as used by 
second HBA for example.

Another thought is that PARITY checking must be the same on all devices 
on the bus.

-- 
Regards,
Mike

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