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In article <01bc3353$73c7b020$36e490cc@gary.hensley.info2000.net>, Gary
Hensley <askgary@info2000.net> writes
>you may also need to check the irq in your bios and make sure it is not
>conflicting in the bios.....once you are sure it isnt, proceed to install
>the correct driver.  i dont think i would disable the pnp bios as suggested
>in another thread because this indicates a bios (your machine) conflict.
>
>Gary lake <gjm623@anu.edu.au> wrote in article
><332B5DB6.58A7@defcen.gov.au>...
>> Hi.
>> 
>> I need som help in sorting out a problem with my new system.
>> 
>> What I've got:
>> 
>> AMD K5 PR133
>> Gigabyte GA-586S motherboard (SiS 5571 chipset)
>> AHA 2940AU or AHA 1542CP
>> 1 gig Seagate HD
>> Tseng Labs ET6000 video card
>> SB 32 plug and Play
>> Creative 8x ide CD
>> Win 95 OSR2
>> 
>> The system works fine with the 1542 scsi card installed. It is
>> recognised by Win 95 and the 32 bit drivers install correctly.
>> 
>> When I replace the 1542 card with the 2940 scsi card, the 
>> card bios is loaded on power up and the drive is seen. Win 95 
>> starts ok but will not detect the card and so no drivers are instaled.
>> 
>> I have tried to manually install the card but I get one of those
>> yellow marks next to the item in the device listing. The properties
>> box has "device not present, not working (code 10)" message.
>> 
>> With the system in this condition it is still works fine as long 
>> as I dont want to use any other scsi devices (cd burner, scanner).
>> 
>> Any help appreciated.
>> 
>> 
>> Gary Lake
>> 

2940AU - Intermittent faults. My 2940AU works fine under WIN95 with only an
internal 2GB Seagate drive. But when HP4C scanner is added externally, it works
for a time and then hangs unpredictably. Termination is set on the scanner and
on the drive. The sustem works with termination on the 2940AU set to auto or to
enable or to disable and the intermittent fault occurrs on any of these
settings. Any advice appreciated.-- 
Andrew Berkeley