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From: dmarcher@acsu.buffalo.edu (david m archer)
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Subject: Re: Scsi Hd Problem
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Date: 25 Mar 91 03:10:19 GMT
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In article <86.27ECF1FB@bohemia.metronet.org> Jeff.Tensly@p1.f477.n104.z1.METRONET.ORG (Jeff Tensly) writes:
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>
> DM> Ah, one important detail I left out.  The host adapter is
> DM> the Seagate ST-01. 
>
> DM> So... What can I do to make things work right.  I'm aware
> DM> of the problems with SCSI drives & Windows, but I THOUGHT
> DM> that VirtualHDIrq=off was supposed to fix that.  Argh!
>
>That may be the whole problem, the ST-01 is a 8 bit card
>and windows did not like that on my end. 

Actually, I managed to solve my own problem.  I needed to
type VirtualHDIrq=FALSE, rather than VirtualHDIrq=off.  

I think it would be a good idea if someone updated the FAQ
file to FALSE rather than off.