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From: Joe McGuckin <joe@via.net>
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Subject: Symbios (NCR) '875 SCSI card question...
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This PCI card has 3 connectors - or which any 2 may be used at 
the same time.

I connected a WIDE drive to one internal connector, and a chain
of narrow drives to the external WIDE connector (using a wide to 
narrow adaptor cable).

With both sets of drives connected, the board cannot probe out any
drives. If I disconnect either the internal WIDE drive or the external 
narrow drives, the card will probe out the remaining drives that are 
connected.

Has anyone else seen this behavoir?

-joe