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To: lconrad@Go2France.com
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Subject: Re: Adding SCSI-disks results in failure
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lconrad> Where are the all-important termintors?
lconrad> 
lconrad> >Just last night I saw similar behaviour.
lconrad> >Three machines.
lconrad> >Hardware is identical.
lconrad> >3.1-Stable on 2 machines, 3.1-Release on a third

As stated later in my first message:

mrc>All devices on a single 68 pin cable, with 68-50 pin adapters
mrc>for the narrow devices.  Active termination at the end of the
mrc>cable.                   ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

The unusual behaviour began with the addition of another SCSI 
device (the Yamaha in my case) to an already working SCSI chain.

Marty Cawthon
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