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In <39235244.B3244B8C@gte.net>, on 05/17/00
at 10:00 PM, Benedict G Archer said:
>and restore from tape. But, when I tried to reinstall warp, the SCSI CD
>ROM is not recognized. This must be a situation that has been explained
>many times, but as I never needed it, I don't know what to do. Any
>suggestions on how to get the Warp installation to recognize my CD ROM
>(Symbios SCSI adaptor) much appreciated.
This is a question for SCOUG-Help, but help is where you find it.
You need to copy the SCSI driver to the boot diskettes and add a BASEDEV
statement for it to CONFIG.SYS.
Steven
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