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From: lippin@spam.berkeley.edu (The Apathist)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Hard disk hardware question
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Date: 15 Jun 89 00:05:40 GMT
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I've just started using a Mac II with a 40MB Apple internal hard
drive.  Unfortunately, my old hard disk, an old and clunky 20MB LoDown
external, can't be mounted together with the internal drive.  I
suspect the problem is that both are set to use SCSI ID 0.  Neither
drive has a convenient way to change the SCSI ID, so I'm looking for
an inconvenient way.

The LoDown has a controller board labeled OMTI 3100, which has a large
number of jumpers, some of which might be used to change the ID.  Does
someone know how to do this?

Alternatively, is there a practical way to change the ID of the Apple
internal?

Thanks,
					--Tom Lippincott
					  lippin@math.berkeley.edu
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