🚀 go-pugleaf

in article <32437@apple.Apple.COM>, dwells@Apple.COM (Dave Wells) says:
> 
> In article <1124@stech.UUCP> jlh@stech.UUCP (Jan Harrington) writes:
>>I bought an Apple CD ROM player (the developer's discount being too good
>>to pass up) and now I've got a strange problem. My Mac II won't even boot
>>with the setup disk. The setup disk has System 6.0.2 and the CD ROM player
>>driver on it. I did manage to get the driver into my system folder, but with
>>the driver in place, the system won't boot. It hangs at the "Welcome to Mac"
>>sign. Now, I did remove all inits - no change. And to make it stranger -
>>the setup disk WILL boot in my SE/30.
> ...
>>and could give me a hint? My Mac II has 5 meg RAM, a Radius 2 page display
>>(the startup monitor), and Apple color monitor, a tape backup, a Jasmine
>>external drive, and a DaynaFile. The startup disk is the internal hard
>>drive. Oh - there's also an AST 286 board inside. Could any of this
>>be causing the conflict? I'm really stumped...
> 
> With all those SCSI devices out there, are you sure you don't have 
> conflicting ID's?
> 
> -Dave

Absolutely. I'm certain for two reasons. First, the CD ROM has the same
SCSI ID as the A/UX drive that I removed from the SCSI chain (it went to
the SE/30). Second, I used Jasmine's DriveWare to see what devices were
recognized at what address and sure enough, they were all there where they
should be. Is it possible that the CD ROM player driver is incompatible
with one of those devices (the Daynfile or the CMS tape drive?)?????

This is very nasty, yes?

Jan Harrington
Scholastech Telecommunications
husc6!stech!jlh or allegra!stech!jlh

*************************************************************************
	Miscellaneous profundidity:
		"No matter where you go, there you are..."
			Buckaroo Banzai
*************************************************************************