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On Mon, 3 Dec 2007 10:54:31 -0800, Steven Levine wrote:  
 
>>replacement.  That failure was the last straw for my Adaptec LVD.  
>  
>Which model?  My 29160 has been absolutely reliable.  However, we are  
>dealing with small control groups, so this does not mean all that much.  
 
It's a aha-2940u2w.  I just grabbed another one this morning off  
ebay.  And it could be the terminator or data cable.  Or even the  
card slot for all I know.  I'm also getting another MB as this one  
is flaky, hopefully it will arrive today or tomorrow (tyan 2466  
mpx) and then I can put the 2940 into that one and see what  
happens.  There is also a cmos problem with this MB, I figure  
whatever cap is in the battery circuit is bad cause a new battery  
didn't fix it.  
 
>>Now my only glitch is  
>>figuring out why the CD won't boot any more.  Guess I'll tear it all down  
>>again and move the CD to id 0 and see if that makes the difference.   
>  
>It should not.  How does it fail?  
 
The CD doesn't load the bootloader when booting, it continues on to  
Bootmanager.  
 
When I had the Adaptec card in, it took care of the drives and my  
symbios took care of the CD.  Now the CD is at the end of a chain  
that the drives are on.  At first I thought it might be a  
termination problem but there is no terminator on the CD, even  
though it's in the doc's.  I guess it might be necessary to put a  
external terminator on the cable but since what I have working now  
is temp then I'm just going to let it go.  However it would be nice  
to know why it works when it is the only device on the HA as  
opposed as to why it won't when it is one in a chain.  
 
I was also thinking that perhaps because bootmanager is on the  
first device in the chain that just maybe that was the reason.   
Hence my comment to change the order of the ID's (even though it's  
scam I have ID jumpers enabled).  
 
Thanks for you thoughts,   
jon  
 
 
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