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@Date: Thu, 17 Jul 2003 12:30:24 -0400
Subject: Re: SCSI - SCA 80 To 68 Converter
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Mike O'Connor wrote:
 
> So the first drive IBM-PCCO is a 68-pin and the next [as it's showing no
> for wide] is a 50-pin?
> How many drives do you have connected at the present time?
> Do you have to setup the HBA with jumpers for different termination
> situations or is it fully automatic?
> What is the SCSI-ID of the SCSI-boot-drive as set in the HBA?

By default in Symbios, it is not specified. By default, boot choice for
all devices is set to no. The default result of this is devices are
scanned low to high, and boot comes from the first active primary found.

> I think from memory they're both internal, so why not change the PCCO to
> SCSI-ID=0?

This is all out the window if he's trying to overcome a boot from CD
problem on eCS 1.0 CD. IIRC, he needs to go to the eCS archives and find
out what the ultimate solution for this was. I think it involves booting
floppies and finishing install from CD. In eCS 1.1 this problem is
supposed to be gone.
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