Emax

Emax 2 you can set.
Emax 1 must be ID 0.

On Oct 5, 2009, at 9:22 PM, Elk Latham wrote:

Ted,
          Are you sure about the ID 0 setting? if it's a SCSI zip  
drive, you should be able to
tell the Emax in the master section what SCSI ID to boot from.

I don't use Zip drives, so I'm not sure..

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From: Ted Summers <djtbs1@...>
To: emax@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, October 5, 2009 7:44:31 PM
Subject: Re: [emax] DIsk Not Formatted!


If when you formatted the zip you copied the plus OS to it, then yes-
but keep in mind unless you have a Zip that can be set to ID0, the
Emax won't boot from it.

Regards,
Ted

On Oct 5, 2009, at 7:28 PM, roberth909 wrote:

Hello,
I bought a used Emax recently. Every now and then I get a "Disk Not
Formatted!" error when it's trying to load the software, and when it
decides to move beyond the error, then the floppy seems to work fine.
Now it seems to be in a state where I can't move beyond the error and
I can't load the OS. I did successfully install an external SCSI jack
and I was able to format a Zip disk a few days ago. Is there OS Plus
1.0 on the Zip disk? And if so can I get it to boot from the Zip disk?
I've tried to insert the floppy again and again, I've repeatedly
rebooted the Emax, all I get is a crunching sound in the floppy drive
and the error message like it's trying its best to read the floppy but
just can't pull it off. Is it time replace the floppy drive, I'm sure
it's the original drive.
Thanks!
Robert

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