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Subject: Re: Problems with 36GB SCSI drives... 
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From: Mitch Collinsworth <mkc@Graphics.Cornell.EDU>
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>[Drumming fingers] I'm wondering if it's the motherboard...  Wish I had
>another one to test.  (I have tried different 2940U2W boards already.)

I was just thumbing through the 2940u2w User's Reference Manual and
found a few things worth taking a look at.  Specifically:

- The Troubleshooting Checklist on pages 4-5.

- Common Error Messages on p. 9.  Under "time-out failure during..."
  after verify termination and verify cable connections, the last
  choice says one of your peripherals may be defective.

- Page 12 has a section on Installing Multiple SCSI Cards and how to
  set your BIOS settings correctly.

-Mitch


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