Seagate SCSI controller... Help!

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2 total messages Started by Dave Plummer Thu, 29 Oct 1992 22:26

Author: Dave Plummer
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 1992 22:26

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I've got a Seagate ST-01 SCSI controller with two ST-157N drives in my system,
in addition to one IDE drive.  The problem is this:  the last drive on the
SCSI controller (that which has the highest ID number), ALWAYS is reported
to be 20M (it's actually 48M).  If I swap the drives, its still the last
one.  The drives are terminated properly.

Seagate said "maybe your drives are defective".  I doubt both could have 
the identical problem.  Has anyone run across this before, or does anyone
have any suggestions?  I've got it formatted to 20M right now and it works
fine, but this is obviously not the best solution.

If you have any ideas, please email me!

Thanks in advance...
Dave

Re: Seagate SCSI controller... Help!

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Author: Janos Szamosfalvi
Date: Thu, 05 Nov 1992 07:10

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It's a bug in the ST-01's BIOS

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