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At 2:51 AM on 9/24/96, user@host.com wrote:

> Good testing procedure but did the problem occur with only one HD connected
> and booting from CD?
> 
> As a tech i had a similar problem  with several Q800s. Try this... Update
> your HD drivers. You did all the right steps but many people(my self
> included first time around) forget that the HD has a driver which contains
> code which needs to be updated. My problems did not go away until i backed
> up the HD and reformatted them with the latest version of FWB HDT toolkit.
> IF you formatted your drives with apple HDSC or apple drive setup then use
> that to "update" your driver. but what ever you do use the same formatter
> on both drives.
> 
> BTW 99% of the time "Unimplemented Trap error." means that the Power PC
> chip tried to execute non powermac code and failed ...in your case proably
> the HD drivers.
> 
> Andrew Remuzzi
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Hello Andrew:

Thanks for the reply. BTW my email was returned so had to post.

I bought the card used and it came with disks, not a CD. Also my 2 HDs are
internal and the CD is external. My procedure is always to copy my current
system to the other HD and use it to start up from.

I reformatted (HDT 1.3) my HD and installed the 7.1.2 system that came with
the card. Then restarted and installed 7.5 CD, then restarted and installed
7.5.3 CD. I enabled the card from the control panel but not the MMM in
memory, first, then restarted with only system extensions. (Both my drives
have HDT 1.3 drivers.) When I reformatted the drive with Hard Disk Toolkit
it installed the updated driver. Right? So I don't see how that could be
the problem.

> BTW 99% of the time "Unimplemented Trap error." means that the Power PC
> chip tried to execute non powermac code and failed ...in your case proably
> the HD drivers.

 And since the MMM was off, I was not running any PPC programs, and the
drivers were current, how could the above be true?

Thanks again.

Lahraesamann