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In <1iqva4INNfmo@msuinfo.cl.msu.edu> molin@ptb.cl.msu.edu (Michael Olin)
	writes:

>jensk@hpbbn.bbn.hp.com (Jens Kilian) writes:

>  <concerning Syquest drives>
>>I always boot using a disk with a warmstart program in the AUTO folder
>>(and I don't like it).

>For some inexplicable reason, I dont have this problem anymore since I
>installed a Maxtor 130meg fixed drive along with my Syquest.  But I
>also know people who use only the Syquest, and they don't have the
>problem at all...  Go figure.

	The same thing happened to me with a Syquest. I originally had it
connected with an old Adapted mfm drive, and the Syquest would not boot
directly on the first try. When I replaced the mfm drive with a Quanton
52, the Syquest would boot fine (though I immediately moved my C drive
to the Quantum, as it booted faster anyway.) I found that ICD's coldboot
program was about the quickest way to get started, especially after it
was configured to only look for scsi id0 before starting.


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