Re: problem with SCSI on linux

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From: manos
Date: Sun, 26 Oct 1997 00:00

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Although I am not a SCSI expert, if I were you I would use only one SCSI
bus termination (the one at the end of the cable). Also I would first
try using the new drive in the place of the one of the two older ones,
the one that doesn't have the main linux partition. Finally make sure
you have the right jumper settings for the SCSI IDs.

Manos Papantoniou
Communications Research Group
University of Leeds
UK

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