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From: rick@tmiuv0.uucp
Newsgroups: comp.unix.i386
Subject: Re: < 3 SCSI Drives on ISC 2.02 (problem) >
Message-ID: <3491@tmiuv0.uucp>
Date: 23 Jul 90 14:12:36 GMT
References: <675@unlisys.UUCP>
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In article <675@unlisys.UUCP>, rot@unlisys.UUCP (Robert Rothe) writes:
> hello there.
> we added a third scsi disk to our system and a strange behavior occured. 
> we used the following components under isc 2.02 :
> 
> adaptec 1542B
> WREN V (runner) as drive 00
> Quantum P-105 S as drive 01
> WREN V (runner) as drive 02
> 33 MHz motherboard (hauppauge), 64k cache, 8 MB.
 
Whoa!  Be careful here!  Check your power supply.  Three hard disks are NOT
a good thing on a single power supply.  I had a 230W supply and two ST-506
type drives.  When I added the Seagate SCSI drive, I smoked the supply.  It's
possible that your supplies are crowbarring.

If you have one or two of these drives in a separate box and power supply, or
a big 300 or 350 watt supply then this is probably not the case.  Double check,
just to be sure.

> 	robert.
> 
> -- 
> Unlisys,  Hohenzollerndamm 7, 1000 Berlin 31     ---     Robert Rothe
> tmpmbx!unlisys!rot,            rot@unlisys,           030 / 853 28 72
> 			like your PAN/IX !	
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