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SCSI card/drive problem
I have a SIIG AP-10 SCSI Pro fast SCSI-2 PCI card to which I
am attempting to attach a seagate ST313230N 1GB SCSI-2 drive. At power-up, the card attempts to scan my disk and simply hangs with "Scanning SCSI Device #n" where n is whatever I put the ID to on the drive. The system simply hangs and does not go forward. The access light on the drive flashes briefly about once every two seconds. The boot process never gets past the SCSI card's bios. I have tried it with a terminated scsi cable (gives the above result) an unterminated scsi cable (no devices found) and with another terminated scsi device on the end of the chain (same result as above). I know the drive works because I can put it into either an SGI or SPARC w/s and it is recognized just fine. Can anyone help identify the problem? Thanks 10^6. -roger |
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