RW> *** Quoting Frank Ramsey to Arthur Marsh dated 06-19-97 ***
 RW> > You don't have to have the BIOS disabled on the 2nd one.  If you 
appen
 RW> > to have disk ID 0 on both HDA's which one it boots from becomes 
 RW> > somewhat interesting.  Easy thing to do is not have a ID 0 on the 
 RW> I thought the drive on the card with the lowest address is 
 RW> the one that boots..  At least I think I read something 
 RW> like that when I set up duplexing at my last job using Adaptec 1542's..
 RW> I think this also is why when there's IDE & SCSI mix'd in 
 RW> a system the IDE boots first..  They have the lower address.
You're suggesting the lowest IO or BIOS address controls?  
Lower IO port would agree with IDE where the IO port is lower than the SCSI 
port in most cases.
BIOS address wouldn't work for IDE which don't use a BIOS address.
You probably are correct for BIOS addresses determining which SCSI controller 
drive 0 is booted from.
framsey@goodyear.com; frank.ramsey@fallsbbs.com - CNE, CNA-4, PE
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