[TriLUG] LVD and SE SCSI question

Tanner Lovelace lovelace at wayfarer.org
Fri Aug 2 00:46:56 EDT 2002


On Fri, 2002-08-02 at 00:34, Jon Carnes wrote:
> What kind of oddness are you seeing?  Have you tried updating the BIOS on 
> your Controller?

The first time the machine is turned on after connecting the 
drives, it finds them ok.  Unfortunately, I haven't left it on
more than 30 seconds after this (not even long enough to boot), so I
don't know how long everything is ok.  But, the second and all
subsequent times, the card comes up and says something like
"interrupts don't work!"  I updated the bios today. (had trouble
getting the machine's floppy drive to work and wanted to make
sure I could save the previous bios just in case!  So, I had to
update the bios in *my* machine.) But haven't hooked it back up
before discovering the difference in drives.

BTW, in case anyone is wondering, the LVD drive is a seagate,
18GB drive, model number ST118273LW (graciously donated by RTI).

Tanner
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