Messages in this thread | | | Date | Tue, 24 Sep 2002 08:35:49 -0700 (PDT) | From | Alex Davis <> | Subject | Re: scsi error. |
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Problem solved. I didn't enable term power on the last drive in my SCSI chain. Errors gone now. Thanks.
-Alex
--- jbradford@dial.pipex.com wrote: > > You apparently have a Data Parity Error on your SCSI bus. Probably your > > external SCSI drive has a cable or terminator problem. You can confirm this > > by disconnecting the external SCSI cable to see if the other drives come up > > ok. > > You may be missing some termination, either via an external terminator or by > > turning on the drive's TERMPWR jumper on the external drive (depending on > > the type of disk cabinet you have). Or, the external SCSI cable may be > > faulty (usually bent pins). > > Also, it could be that you are using a cable designed for a Mac - those cables often don't have > all of the GND lines individually connected, and can cause seemingly random problems. > > John
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