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Subj: FAQ Apple Mac' 9-9
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Make sure you are booting the right slot. If the card is in slot 7, you can
set the startup slot to Scan or 7. (GS only)
If you boot up and only 1 partition shows up, you need to install the SCSI
drivers. (GS only)
If you boot up and it says "Drive XXX is already on the desktop" over and
over: Probably a SCSI ID problem. (GS only)
If you add a CD-ROM, drivers are avaliable from Trantor Systems LTD, 5415
Randall Place, Fremont, CA 94538 (415)770-1400 (GS only)
At least one device must supply terminator power to the bus (Pin 26). The
Apple Cards do not supply this, and some drives don't either. Result: The
drive won't be seen by any software.
Some CMS Platinum drives had pin 40 disconnected for obscure Mac
compatibility reasons. This can cause problems with the Apple IIs.
Make sure you use the drivers from GS/OS, and not the ones that ship with the
Apple HS SCSI card. (Doesn't apply to RamFast).
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Any additions/corrections/suggestions would be appreciated. Also,
if this FAQ has helped you, e-mail me and let me know!
Dan DeMaggio (dmag@umich.edu)
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"That is really incredible. That is truly incredible. That is so
incredibly incredible that I think I'd like to steal it." -Zaphod
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