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From: swinnea@emx.utexas.edu (J. Steven Swinnea)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.hardware
Subject: Seagate Drive Help
Keywords: seagate, adress, SCSI
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Date: 18 Feb 91 22:08:09 GMT
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I was recently give an old HD40 internal drive by a friiend who upgraded to
an 80meg drive.  I have a case and power supply for this but I'm not sure
how to set the SCSI id on the drive.  The drive is a Seagate ST157N and has
five pairs of pens located next to the SCSI cable socket there is one jumper
installed ( on the pair nearest the connector ). I suppose that at least three
of these pairs are used to set the address (which ones?) and the other two
must be for something else (what?). Does anyone have a description of these
jumpers?

Best regards,

     Steve Swinnea
     Dept. Materials Sci. & Engr.
     ETC 9.114
     University of Texas at Austin
     Austin, Texas  78712

     swinnea@emx.utexas.edu