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From: thewho@elaine33.stanford.edu (Derek Fong)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.hardware
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Message-ID: <1991Feb6.183551.2054@portia.Stanford.EDU>
Date: 6 Feb 91 18:35:51 GMT
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THANK YOU to everyone who responded to my questions about switching internal
and external hard drives, SCSI termination, and other questions.

Things are working fine now.

It appears my problem was that I needed to install the "terminating resisters"
into the former external drive so that it could terminate itself if necessary.

Well, that leads me to some comments about APS with whom I bought the drive 
from.

Kudos to APS!  

1) they included these resistors with my external drive taped to the hard
   drive inside the case just in case someone like me needed to make the
   drive an internal one.

2) their tech support was very helpful when I went through this process.  They
   were always willing to lend helpful advice.  Special thanks to Mark at APS
   whose help is greatly appreciated.

Finally, special thanks to Saiid for all of his helpful email comments.

---Derek Fong
fong@cive.stanford.edu
thewho@portia.stanford.edu

again, as always, it is a pleasure to be part of this fine group.

disclaimer: I do not work for APS...I am only related by means of being a 
very pleased customer!