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INCOMPATIBLE PROGRAMS:
With well over 600,000 people using various versions of Alliance Power
Tools SCSI Driver, we are quite certain that it operates flawlessly on
nearly every computer, accelerated computer, and standard SCSI-1, and
SCSI-2 devices.  Our programs, drivers, and utilities do not "patch" or
modify the Macintosh in ANY way! Therefore, problems do not usually
occur with our product because of this rigorous design goal.

When there are problems, we learn about them fast. There are two well
known, long-time, incompatible products.  Both are disk manipulation
programs that modify the Macintosh ("patch") in order to function. They
might, or might not, be at fault for the incompatibilities. The programs
are "Sentient Software/ Fifth Generation's Disk Lock", and "Kent Marsh
Ltd.'s NightWatch II (version 2.01 or earlier), that is similar to Disk
Lock, and is incompatible with many versions of our software including
the one you are using now. Do not use our SCSI driver with these two
products unless their publishers indicate that they were fixed and can
be used. We know that Disk Lock is incompatible with other famous SCSI
drivers, so you are on your own if you want to use it. Get an update to
NightWatch II. The nature of the imcompatibilities may have to do with
the fact that the SCSI driver is compressed on the disk. It has to be
compressed in order to boot on a MacPlus. The compression of the SCSI
driver can be turned off using the "Driver Options" command in the
"Special" menu.

COMPATIBLE DEVICES:
All SCSI-1 and SCSI-2 compliant devices. Here's the condensed list of
compatible devices...

The complete current product lines of fixed storage devices from : CDC
(Wrens), Conner, Fujitsu, Hewlett Packard, Hitachi, Maxtor, Micropolis
(1580 series), Miniscribe, Rodime (Cobra series), Seagate 1, Sony
(SRD2040A), Toshiba. As well as all modern Quantum products such as
Quantum Q250, Q280 Quantum ProDrive 40, 80, 105, Quantum Pro120, 170,
210, 425, and Quantum LP 40, 52, 80, 105. Any other modern (post-1988)
devices not listed should probably still work fine, since the program
does indeed work with nearly everything.

Most versions of SCSI Director also support all removable media
devices, as well, including :  Maxtor Tahiti 1 & 2 MO, IBM 3.5" MO,
TEAC OD-3000-20, Insite Peripherals I325VM Floptical, IOMEGA
(Bernoulli) Beta 90,  MOST Tech. RMD 5100S 3.5" MO, Syquest SQ555 and
SQ5110, Ricoh RO 503x MO and RH 5500, Panasonic's MATSHITA LF-3000 &
LF-7000 MO, and all Sony MOs including 5.25" and 3.5" (such as SMO-C301
and SMO-C501).


INCOMPATIBLE DEVICES:
It has been discovered that our driver, and every other popular SCSI
driver is incapable of properly supporting a Maxtor LXT 213S on a Mac
Plus, though Mac SE's and above function. This is true for LXT 213S
firmware, and EEPROM download versions previous to 1991.09, for
certain.

Macintosh Quadra computers have a bug in the SCSI Manager that causes
it to fail on certain devices including the NCR-ADP-92 series of RAID
controllers as well a some Optical disks and a few hard disks. Also,
Fujitsu has reported that the M2651/52SA (1.6 GB formatted) device
fails on the Quadra's and IIx computers. They claim that their device
does not work with "Blind" data transfers and that diabling them will
correct the problem. You can disable "Blind" transfers using the
"Driver Options" command in the "Special" menu. For some reason
however, the "Blind" transfers work on all other Macs with their drive.
This is probably also related to the Quadra SCSI problems.

Also note, very new SCSI devices are sometimes not supported by our
product until a couple of months after they are mass-shipped and
discovered incompatible, therefore if you have a problem with a device,
see your distributer for a newer version of Alliance Power Tools that
will support it.

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  Juri Munkki					       Windsurf: fast sailing
 jmunkki@hut.fi					      Macintosh: fast software