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Subject: Re: Solved my 2940 timeout problem.
To: mrcpu@cdsnet.net (Jaye Mathisen)
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> 
> I have gone to just yanking all terminators, and putting active
> terminators on the ends of all my scsi chains.  I haven't had any
> significant SCSI related problems since.
> 
Often the simple solutions are the best. I will keep an eye on my
little computer box.

Frank