| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 7329.1 | | BSS::PROCTOR_R | Sniffing the floral arrangement | Fri Jan 24 1997 11:33 | 8 |
| based on other replies seen here (and the win95 conference); I would
check on the firmware rev on the drive.
also, check the SCSI ID (I dunno what an fr-pcxat-aj is, so I can't
say if it's SCSI or not) and make sure that you don't have an ID
conflict..
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| 7329.2 | SCSI address is ok, how do I get the f/w rev? | SNOFS1::16.153.96.192::powellronald | Australia! | Mon Jan 27 1997 16:20 | 8 |
| The drive is supposedly a Sony SDT 7000 type of DAT. The
documentation that comes with the drive states it is a 8/16 Gb DAT,
the only specs I have found indicate it is a 4/8 Gb DAT with about
a 2x data transfer rate- it is SCSI but as for confirming the rest,
I don't know. How do you get the firmware rev out of the DAT drive
if the o/s cannot see the drive? The SCSI address is OK, it is on
5.
Ron.
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| 7329.3 | Maybe a re-load of the Service pack. | PCBUOA::WHITEC | Parrot_Trooper | Mon Jan 27 1997 19:01 | 7 |
|
The firmware is only a concern for the SDT5000. If the SDT5000
is being seen, then it's a problem with the SP... Have you checked
to see if the SDT7000 is a tested/qualified/supported drive on the
Venturis? PCBU.AKO.DEC.COM.
Chet
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| 7329.4 | try the NT notes conference | BSS::PROCTOR_R | Sniffing the floral arrangement | Mon Jan 27 1997 19:55 | 7 |
| duh.. just checked the title.
be sure and have a crack at decwet::windows-nt for late breaking
developments. and as Chet pointed out, make sure that the SDT7000 is
supported under 3.51; you may wind up as an NT V4.0 user...
.bob
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| 7329.5 | scsi bios ? | HOTAIR::SLOMSKI | | Tue Jan 28 1997 11:40 | 5 |
| try updating the bios on the adaptec scsi controller to 1.23
if you have a 2940 uw
se http://www.adaptec.com if you want to try this.
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| 7329.6 | | TAPE::PETERS | | Tue Jan 28 1997 15:40 | 18 |
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The first thing to do is look in the registry
and see if the hardware is working. Use regedt32 to
look at
Hardware
devicemap
scsi
Scsiport x
SCSIbus x
TargetID x
look to see what NT sees the drive as. I can help given this information.
Steve P.
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