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hkennedy@mercury.ncat.edu wrote:

>In article <42vvo2$k1o@usenet4.interramp.com> mike_freeman@interramp.com (Mike Freeman) writes:
>>I'm having a heckuva time getting an ASUS SC-200 to work with OS/2
>>Warp.
>>
>>I"ve got it attached to a DAT drive, everything (the only 2 things on
>>the SCSI bus - the controller and the drive) is terminated properly,
>>and I've set up the CMOS to set INTA to IRQ 11. (I do have a PCI/IDE
>>controller on INTD at IRQ 14 - not sure if that makes a difference). 

>Try IRQ 9 if it is open. Keep the jumper on INTA on the SC-200. You didn't
>mention your motherboard but on the plato you change the IRQ for the board
>in the bios. Not sure about plug and play. I once heard that pci/ide would
>interfer with the sc-200, but that was with a harddisk. I don't have a
>pci/ide drive so I can't confirm this. I using my memory now :-), I think
>you have to have a secondary controller for the scsi, but this is with a
>harddisk don't really know about tape drives.

>I have never had a problem with the sc-200 + plato motherboard using OS/2,
>but I have no ide devices.

>You need to post which dat drive, what motherboard, and other additional
>information. That may help out.

>Hope this helps,

>Helen

Thanx for the reply, Helen.

Motherboard: Lexar LXM-510. 

It's an ISA/PCI/VLB board that allows pretty decent control of INT/IRQ
settings right in the CMOS w/o fiddling with jumpers. I spoke to the
motherboard maker about this prob, and he didnt seem to think that the
PCI/IDE controller would represent a problem. Just to confirm, I
pulled the IDE controller out of the system and booted from floppies
.. and got the same symptom.

DAT drive: Archive Python Turbo DAT 4542NP

Other info: I can get everything to work just fine with an Adaptec
AHA-1515 (low end, sits on the ISA bus, configured for IRQ 11). RMVIEW
also shows IRQ 11 in use.

Stumped,

Mike