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2 total messages Started by Ben Matthew Wed, 03 Feb 1999 00:00
Siamese-sortof SCSI related question type-thing
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Author: Ben Matthew
Date: Wed, 03 Feb 1999 00:00
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erm, well, anyway:-

I'm trying to get my PC and Amiga to share the same SCSI bus (rather
like what you'd want to achieve if you were to risk the SCSI networking
feature of the Siamese system.

Problem is my ISA Adpatec 1542B and the DKB Spitfire SCSI controllers
don't sit well together (I get a "sort-of-working" solution that screws
up when I commit anything for any length of time (e.g.: a CDR burn).

Anyway rather than arse about with the PC card which I prefer not to
do (I like PCs to sit in corners and behave themselves leaving the real
work to the Amiga) is there anyway anyone might know of changing the
SCSI ID of the Spitfire?

There's no jumpers on the card so maybe it's doo-able in software?


Ben
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Re: Siamese-sortof SCSI related question type-thing
#14120
Author: Paul Copsey
Date: Fri, 05 Feb 1999 00:00
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In <918072391.23412.1.nnrp-13.9e98dd27@news.demon.co.uk>,
	Ben Matthew <ben@bmatthew.nodomain> wrote:
> Anyway rather than arse about with the PC card which I prefer not to
> do (I like PCs to sit in corners and behave themselves leaving the real
> work to the Amiga) is there anyway anyone might know of changing the
> SCSI ID of the Spitfire?

It's far more likely that you'll be able to convince the PC to change the
ID of its card.

Paul
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