Fijutsu & NeXT

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2 total messages Started by S. F. Ruehauf Mon, 05 Oct 1992 18:42

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Author: S. F. Ruehauf
Date: Mon, 05 Oct 1992 18:42

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Hello 
A friend of mine just bought a Fijutsu disk.

Its a Fijutsu M2624 FA 520MB, new.

He experiences a lot of problems.
He initialised the disk, loades it with the system and is 
able to see it, when he boots with his old disk(the 200mb quantum).
But he cannot use it as a Bootdisk.
What did he do wrong ( wrong scsi address? too many terminators?)

Please, when you have a Fijutsu, help him on the way

later
SfR
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Stephan Fruhauf		gonzo@opal.cs.tu-berlin.de
what is X400?		s=gonzo ou=opal p=tu-berlin a=dbp c=de

Re: Fijutsu & NeXT

#1763

Author: Daniel T. Pritts
Date: Mon, 05 Oct 1992 19:43

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In article <1992Oct5.184251.11901@cs.tu-berlin.de>  
gonzo@opal.cs.tu-berlin.de (S. F. Ruehauf) writes:
> A friend of mine just bought a Fijutsu disk.
> Its a Fijutsu M2624 FA 520MB, new.
> 
> Please, when you have a Fijutsu, help him on the way

For this disk, use the following jumper settings:
on jumper set CNH1, make sure that the following pairs of pins are  
open, and all other pairs are shorted:
 15-16
 23-24
 5-6

(15 and 16 disables SCSI synchronous mode, and 23-24 tells the drive  
to supply termination).  

To set SCSI ID, use CNH7, jumpers 1-2, 3-4, 5-6 as follows
ID   5-6   3-4   1-2
0     O     O     O
1     O     O     S
2     O     S     O
3     O     S     S
(for 4-7, repeat the previous, but short 5-6 also.)
key:  O:  pins open   S: pins shorted

To disable the internal termination, remove the gray part labeled  
RM85.

This should work for fujitsu M242x scsi disks, i know it works for  
the 2624.

as an aside fujitsu's tech support is good (at least here in the US).   
--
dan pritts                consultant/system administrator
dan.pritts@umich.edu      um itd/css unix support group 
313/998-6265

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