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From: AWCTTYPA@UIAMVS.BITNET ("David A. Lyons")
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Subject: SCSI revision answer
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>Date:         Sun, 1 Jan 89 15:24:07 EST
>From:         Alan Stein <STEIN%UCONNVM.BITNET@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
>Subject:      SCSI Revision Question

>How can I tell what revision Apple SCSI card I have?

Look at the sticker on the ROM chip in the middle top of the card; if you
have revision C, it should say something very much like

   431-0437-A
   Version 2.0

Otherwise you have revision A or B, and you should get the free upgrade
from your dealer.

'course, another way you can tell if you have C or not is to install
the SCSI.DRIVER on a 3.5" GS/OS disk and see if it recognizes the
drives on your SCSI card.... :-)

>Alan H. Stein    Department of Mathematics
>The University of Connecticut at Waterbury

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