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From: dlyons@Apple.COM (David A. Lyons)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: SCSI Roms and IIGS
Keywords: scsi rom IIGS disk
Message-ID: <37444@apple.Apple.COM>
Date: 20 Dec 89 22:22:22 GMT
References: <1989Dec18.033606.25523@uncecs.edu>
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In article <1989Dec18.033606.25523@uncecs.edu> jfreem@ecsvax.uncecs.edu (Joe Freeman) writes:
>[...] The manual for the GS says 
>SCSI card roms should be rev 2.0 or later while the one on my card says
>341-0437-A.

That's the correct part number for the current SCSI card ROMs.  It's usually
called "Revision C", and at least some of the chips say "341-0437-A, Version
2.0" (there is no such thing as a 341-0437-A that isn't "Version 2.0", as
far as I know--even if it doesn't say 2.0 on the sticker).

>Also, How do I verify that the SCSI card is functioning.  I have a 40 meg
>scsi drive that I know works (address 6) that is never recognized by the
>Advanced Disk utillities (SCSI card in either slot 6 or 7).  Do the
>advanced disk utilities recognize all SCSI drives or is a table needed to
>tell it the disk geomentry?

You need to use the Installer to put the SCSI drivers on your boot disk;
once you've done that, ADU should see all your drives.
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