Trying to get SCSI working
Here's what I have:
PIII 733/256MB RAM running Windows 2000
Adaptec AHA-2940U2/U2W PCI SCSI installed and working fine
Seagate Cheetah ST39103LC (terminated as 80 pin LVD)
68 pin LVD + power to 80 pin LVD Converter
SCSI Cable - 3 dev, 1 host, 1 term (68 pin LVD)
The system is up and running, and the SCSI bios recognises the device as device 1. However the device is set at device 0 on the HDD, and ID0 on the LVD Converter. The bios/tools were able to recognise/format the drive, however upon booting into Windows the drive is not available and has not been assigned a letter - even though it appears in my hardware list.
The cable is being used as follows: the host adapter is connected to one end, and the terminator to the opposite end. The LVD Converter is connected next to the terminator, and the HDD is plugged in to it. Power is supplied and the drive spins up fine.
I have the following jumper settings available on the LVD Converter (apart from the device ID's):
LED
SYN
DLY
MTP
I've been racking my brains and searching through docs, but nothing seems to give the answer I need. Can anyone help me?
Thanks!
Mark.
PS - I know I'm trying to hack this drive in, but hey - it only cost me £29 brand new
