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Re: [emax] Re: PCD-60B compatibility questions with Emax 1

2014-06-09 by Ted Summers

I do get a fair # of questions on proper SCSI chain setup, so I just added a post with example diagrams on my wordpress site.
http://djtbs1.wordpress.com

Hopefully if there are questions lingering out there, the diagram will be helpful by visual explanation.

Regards,
Ted




On Mon, Jun 9, 2014 at 11:38 AM, Ted Summers <djtbs1@...> wrote:
You could do either one.

Just make sure you are setup with a single chain for the scsi bus (not a star like Emu was doing with their internal to external add-on port).

I have posted about this before on the group, but you can certainly ask for specifics if you can't find it in the archives....
Sometimes it's simpler to draw a picture, and maybe I should do that on my website.... hmmm... thinking....



-T






On Mon, Jun 9, 2014 at 11:20 AM, xeelox@yahoo.com [emax] <emax@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

Thanks Ted; I was hoping it was a fairly safe bet.


I have another question, or 2, that just came to mind that I may have missed or overlooked in my research.

Ideally I'd prefer to take the PCD out of the external case, install it internally at SCSI 0 as my boot drive, and put the HD into the external enclosure on a different scsi id for short-term/temporary work like moving banks between my other Emaxes as well as EMXP. Conceptually speaking, is this as straightforward as I am making it out to be?

If that won't work and I wanted to keep the internal HD for a bit, couldn't I use the PLUS OS, keep the internal HD (at scsi 0) and set the PC Card reader for scsi ID 1 (or higher if needed) and then use the PCD externally and the transpose button to pick between scsi device ids?


Regards,
Jim



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