[Coco] Yet another SCSI problem.

[Mark Marlette]

Leon,

Well you can't just unplug the ID switch and not jumper in an ID. Make  
sure the last device in the chain has the term resistors. I have high  
current drivers in the TC^3 but adding more term resistors would NOT  
be good.

Superdriver disk is bootable and then just dir the device. That is  
what is so cool about it. It is already done for you. You'll know it  
when it is there and working.

Mark



Quoting Leon Howell <puritan_2076 at yahoo.com>:

>
>> Please provide more information.
>>
>> What interface,
>
> Cloud 9 TC3 SCSI.
>
>> what software are you using?
>
> NitrOS-9 6809 Level 2 Version 3.2.6 with Superdrivers.
>
>> SCSI is reliable.
>
> I'ts possible that I am not ;)
>
>> Termination?
>
> I'll check. I forgot about that.
>
>> IDs set proper?
>
> ID's not set at all. It doesn't work with the drive select button removed; I
> don't know how to properly reconnect the drive select button.
>
>> A simple test for drive selection is to poke the data register of your
>> SCSI interface
>
>> In the TC^3 it would be this....
>>
>> POKE &HFF74,1     'this is for SCSI ID 0 test
>> POKE &HFF75,0     'send out to the drive
>
> I'll try it.
>
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