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Hi All, I'm not all that familiar with SCSI, but I know some of you guys use it more often. I have a DEC Multia Alpha running RH 5.2. I recently added an external disk drive that works fine. I wanted to add a tape drive to the same SCSI bus, but when I do, the machine spits out tons of errors, mostly parity errors, and then leaves me at the MILO> prompt. The alpha has a mini-micro connection, the tape drive has 2 mini-micro connections (I don't know which one is in and which is out) it's a SONY drive, and I have a large external drive bay that has a Centronics connector. The wire from the mini-micro (currently the Alpha) to the Drive Bay goes from mini-micro to centronics. The wire I tried to use to put the tape drive inbetween is mini-micro to mini-micro (alpha to tape drive) made by SUN. Oh, the drive bay has a terminator on it for it's "out" port. Anyone got any ideas on this one? Shel - Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" on the first line of the message body to discuss-request at blu.org (Subject line is ignored).
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