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In article <1993Jan27.134012.4739@newsserver.rrzn.uni-hannover.de> wollborn@tnt.uni-hannover.de writes:
>Hello netland,
>
>we got a big problem here concerning some of our 2 GB Fujitsu M2654 SA
>drives connected to Sparc 10 workstations. For a while everything seemed
>to be ok, but then strange things happened. Some files and directories
>changed to devices or disappeared, and even a dump to our Exabyte
>crashed. This happened to 4 of these drives; we have SunOS 4.1.3, and
>at least one of the disks has been reformatted by ourselves, not only
>by the vendor.
>
>So if anybody has had similar problems or could give us any hint, please
>email me or post a followup. 
>
>Thanks in advance, Michael
>
>
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>

We ran into the same type of problem with the Sparc10's using
Artecon external SCSI bus equipment.  It turns out that the Sparc10
series is using a different type of SCSI termination.  You need
to contact your local sales rep and get him/her to give you
some terminators for the SS10 SCSI bus.  I think they are called
Forced Powered Terminators, or something like that.

Andy Wills.
awills@wam.umd.edu

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