Windows 95 and DTC3270 Scsi card

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2 total messages Started by Dennis Black Sat, 26 Aug 1995 21:08

#1406

Author: Dennis Black
Date: Sat, 26 Aug 1995 21:08

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Heres the problem.
I have a Data Technology 3270 (DTC-3270vl)  Scsi host adapter local
bus card.  Run's both my Seagate SCSI 1.0 gig drives great, even run's
the floppys well.  So when I installed Windows 95 it didn't have a
clue what I was using.  I downloaded the latest and greatest drivers
from DTC and installed them.  Added all the wonder driver informatin
in windows control panel, and now windows see's the card, but still
run's 3 times slower than windows 3.1 did.  HELP!.

Re: Windows 95 and DTC3270 Scsi card

#1407

Author: Michael S. Raymond
Date: Mon, 28 Aug 1995 02:58

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In article <41o2d8$qe4@ixnews6.ix.netcom.com>, blackd@ix.netcom.com 
says...
>
>Heres the problem.
>I have a Data Technology 3270 (DTC-3270vl)  Scsi host adapter local
>bus card.  Run's both my Seagate SCSI 1.0 gig drives great, even run's
>the floppys well.  So when I installed Windows 95 it didn't have a
>clue what I was using.  I downloaded the latest and greatest drivers
>from DTC and installed them.  Added all the wonder driver informatin
>in windows control panel, and now windows see's the card, but still
>run's 3 times slower than windows 3.1 did.  HELP!.
>
Mine does the same thing with an off-brand NCR53C825 card.  Check your 
bootlog to make sure the drivers are loading OK.  If the load fails, you 
are getting 'real mode' drivers (which really suck)

I'm still working on a resolution of my problem but you might want to 
contact DTC to see if they have any suggestions.  Don't bother with 
microsoft, tho, They don't know anything.

Michael S. Raymond
nontech@iag.net

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