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| 7328.1 | | DRAGNS::RMULAC::S_WATTUM | Scott Wattum - FTAM/VT/OSAK Engineering | Fri Jan 24 1997 08:49 | 6 |
| > In the control panel there is a SCSI icon that shows the two IDE
> devices but says the driver is the atapi.sys.
fwiw, this is normal for NT 4.0. Sorry I can't help with the error though.
--Scott
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| 7328.2 | | IAGO::tay1dhcp112-53.tay1.dec.com::CUMMINGS | Relax, have a homebrew! | Mon Jan 27 1997 13:16 | 7 |
| FWIW, we have a number of these systems as well. The ones
that came with 4.0 on them don't have this error. The ones
we upgraded from 3.51 do. As you said, everything seems
to work and I have not been able to determine what is causing
the conflict.
Gregg
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| 7328.3 | You need only PIIX for Windows NT 4. | SUTRA::16.36.2.83::Bats | Speeding, speeding, I'm always speeding | Mon Jan 27 1997 17:06 | 13 |
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You need only one of them.
Or the ATAPI.SYS or the PIIX PCI one.
Where you preferably want the PIIX PCI one, since this one is
specific for this chipset (can handle PIO mode 4, DMA mode etc).
The ATAPI one is a generic one. (PIO Mode 3 being the max)
So just disable/remove the ATAPI one.
A fresh install of Windows NT 4, will handle this situation
correctly. An upgrade will basically add the PIIX one to the
ATAPI driver.
Pjotrr
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| 7328.4 | perhaps a similar problem? | 2903::FLEISCHER | without vision the people perish (DTN 381-0426 ZKO1-1) | Mon Feb 03 1997 16:48 | 19 |
| I wonder if I have a related problem:
I have a Venturis GL 6200, with factory installed NT
Workstation V4.0, since upgraded to SP2, which was also
factory configured with 2.1GB IDE disk, IDE CD-ROM, and an
Adaptec wide SCSI controller (which is connected to a 4MM DAT
tape).
Occasionally the event log has entries that read:
The device, \Device\ScsiPort1, did not respond within
the timeout period.
The "Source" is listed as piixide.
This system and all its devices appear to be operating
normally. Is this a real problem?
Bob
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