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From: steve@conch.uunet (Steve Froeschke)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.microport
Subject: Re: Dual Seagate 4096 problem on Sys V/AT 2.4 solved!
Message-ID: <194@conch.uunet>
Date: 4 Aug 89 10:09:31 GMT
References: <235@opel.UUCP> <1989Aug3.180927.1002@ddsw1.MCS.COM>
Reply-To: steve@conch.UUCP
Organization: KEY's Paradise, Key West, FL
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In article <1989Aug3.180927.1002@ddsw1.MCS.COM> karl@ddsw1.MCS.COM (Karl Denninger) writes:
>In article <235@opel.UUCP> johnk@opel.UUCP (John Kennedy) writes:
>$Thanks to all who responded to my pleas for help in getting a second
>$ST-4096 up and running.  The problem seemed to lie in an assortment
>$of undocumented jumpers on the underside of the drive.  Steve Froeschke
>$(uunet!conch!steve) provided a list of jumper configurations, as supplied
>$to him by Seagate technicians.  This was invaluable information, as
>$Seagate has a tech support number which guides you through a touch 
>$tone menu, only to connect you with a busy signal.
>
>PLEASE post the entire list of jumpers!  I would love to get my hands on
>them, but get only busy signals from Seagate as well.
>
>
Karl, unfortunatly, I don't have a list of what all the jumpers do, but
rather, which ones I needed to get both drives running in the same box. :-)

I spent about a full day calling Seagate before I got an answer, but, once
I got through they had me up and running within 5 minutes!  I'll do some
digging where I work and see if I can come up with something and let you
(and the net) know.

Steve Froeschke			|	uunet!conch!steve
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