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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 5020.1 | | TRUCKS::BUSSINK_E | It's Nothing Personal | Fri Sep 06 1991 05:40 | 4 |
| Found the Terminator pack on the ST277N, it's under the drive, 3 yellow
packs, that you can remove. ;-) Still search for the ID switch.
Erik
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| 5020.2 | jumpers | SALEM::LEIMBERGER | | Fri Sep 06 1991 07:37 | 3 |
| look for a group of three jumpers. I don't know anything about your
drive but this seems to be standard.
bill
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| 5020.3 | ST277N jumpers setting ? | TRUCKS::BUSSINK_E | It's Nothing Personal | Fri Sep 06 1991 07:49 | 10 |
| There is a set of four jumper, near the scsi bus.
+-----------------------------+
|power Scsi-bus :I:: |
| | The second from the Scsi-bus is set,
| | the rest are empty. There is no text
| | written on the board or drive.
Erik
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| 5020.4 | did you try this | SALEM::LEIMBERGER | | Fri Sep 06 1991 09:06 | 4 |
| Your controler should see the drive, and tell you the ID. If not
try moving the jumper over one more from the scsi bus. if these are
the id jumpers this should give you a "safe" id. ie 2,or 4
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| 5020.5 | DH0 mounted twice � | TRUCKS::BUSSINK_E | Don't Ask, I Didn't | Tue Sep 17 1991 06:19 | 27 |
| OK last question before I leave DEC. :-( sniff
OK got the second HD (ST277N) working on my IVS Trumpcard. It boots
with the other disk. Here is an copy of the Info it gives me :
Mounted disks:
Unit Size Used Free Full Errs Status Name
MSH: 720K 14 1426 0% 0 Read/Write Unnamed
VD0: 3.0M 5 6137 0% 0 Read/Write VD0
DF2: Unreadable Disk
DF0: No disk present
RAM: 2K 4 0 100% 0 Read/Write RAM
DH0: 46M 87579 5707 93% 0 Read/Write DH0
DH0: 62M 17898 107680 14% 0 Read/Write DH1
Volumes available:
Unnamed [Mounted]
VD0 [Mounted]
RAM [Mounted]
DH1 [Mounted]
DH0 [Mounted]
Why are there 2 DH0 mounted, also being the second one
(DH1), if I check with a program like sysinfo 2.36, it's a description
of the first Harddisk (DH0). Any explanation ?
Erik
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| 5020.6 | Setup problems??!!! | ARRODS::GOLDSTEIN | Steve G DTN: 847-5416/5455 | Tue Sep 17 1991 08:14 | 12 |
| Hi Eric
This problem might be in the way you set the drives up..
I don't have the IVS card BUT when using the Nexus or HardFrame
there was a mode to allow you to set up the Logical and Physical Names
Device Logical name Buffers Boot
DH0 Nexus_000 30 yes
DH1 Nexus_001 30 Mount
Regards
Steve G
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| 5020.7 | | BOMBE::MOORE | Amiga: Where 'multimedia' REALLY began | Tue Sep 17 1991 18:27 | 9 |
| Each hard disk partition appears as a device in AmigaDOS, and one of
the things defined in the partition setup is the device name associated
with that partition. It would seem that you have the name "DH0"
defined on both drives, probably because that's the default name
offered by their partitioning software.
I think the IVS card uses the Rigid Disk Block (RDB) standard, right?
If so, you should be able to modify the partition name for DH1 without
losing data. (But be sure to make a backup just in case...)
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