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From: daveh@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (Dave Huang)
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Subject: Re: What's wrong with my hard drive
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Date: 5 May 91 20:56:18 GMT
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In article <52411@apple.Apple.COM> mattd@Apple.COM (Matt Deatherage) writes:

>When using a High-Speed card, you need a terminator at the end of the chain
>(or no terminators if you only have one device).

Is this for the Apple SCSI card only, or for all SCSIs in general? I
had always thought that the SCSI bus had to be terminated at both
ends. Since all SCSI cards for the IIs have a terminator on the card
(is that right??), I thought that you'd need a terminator at the end
of the other device (like a HD).

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