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From: larry@pro-odyssey.cts.com (System Administrator)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: Re: It still doesn't work.  Is it me?
Message-ID: <9021@crash.cts.com>
Date: 4 May 91 05:56:15 GMT
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In-Reply-To: message from isbell@athena.mit.edu
>I still can't get GS/OS to recognize my hard drive.

>Here's the ongoing SCSI hell:

>When I tried to use the SCSI installer included on the SCSI utilities to 
>install the SCSI drivers, it didn't do anything to let me see the hard 
>drive.
>Anyway, I have: Transwarp, Sonic Card, OctoRAM memory, and now this SCSIcard.
>I have all the switches on the card closed (although, I have tried it with
>witch one open).  I got the power case from someone and the hardrive itself
>is a Rodime 43M.  When I first hooked up the system, I could actually get
>one of the partitions to pop up (it was previously owned by a GS user) and
>I copied a few files I wanted from it (things I meant to download off the net
>one day anyway) and proceeded to re partition the drive.  Now I can't find
>any of it (I couldn't find one of the partitions in the first place).  I
>think I'm going to scream.


Turn DMA on the APPLE SCSI card OFF and it should work. Leave all the other
switches on. the transwarp / SCSI combination is most likely your problem
with DMA on.

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