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05-30-2001, 05:38 PM
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|  CUSL2-C SCSI controller problem I'm using a CUSL2-C Black Pearl Bios 1006A with my Tekram DC 390U2W and themachine refused to recognise the SCSI-2 devices on the SE port after a warm reboot,even a reset doesn't make it. I've to switch of the machine and switch on again and all devicesare recognised properly. This does not happen if i try the devices and the controller with my former Asus T2P4. Any ideas? |
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05-30-2001, 07:23 PM
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| heya webjunkie.. couple of things.. 1 which PCI slot do you have the controller in???? make sure it is an unshared slor..cna't remember specifically which ones are.... 2 in the bios there is a symbios SCSI enabled/disabled not really sure what it does, but it may help... hope this helps..  cryogen
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05-30-2001, 09:30 PM
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| I agree with cryogen, make sure that the SCSI card is not conflicting or sharing with any other devices. Also check to make sure that the devices are terminated. When I put together my system, the terminator got partially dislodged and I had problems. I believe that the SCSI reference in the Bios is for boards with on-board SCSI.
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