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In article <25065@agate.BERKELEY.EDU> lauac@qal.qal.berkeley.edu (Alexander Lau) writes:
.In article <7598@spool.cs.wisc.edu> engber@shorty.cs.wisc.edu (Mike Engber) writes:
.>Has anyone else had problems booting an SE/30 with an external SCSI
.>drive attached, but not powered up. This seems like the same problem
.>a mac+ with old ROMs has. Did Apple make the same mistake twice?
.>(the drive I used was a CMS 40M)
.>-ME
.
.Nah, it's not Apple's fault. All SCSI devices on a chain must be on.
.That includes your external drive, since it's connected.
.
.--- Alex
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Bull.  I have a Jasmine DD70 connected with the original Jasmine cable
and the terminator resistors left in.  My SE/30 boots fine with the drive
on OR off.  Once the SE/30 is on, I can change my mind and turn on the DD70,
restart the SE/30 and it too will mount.  To turn it off I suppose I should
Shutdown, turn it off and click restart.  It works as expected, no hastle

- Yossie


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