Re: SCSI cable

"Jeremy Boden" <jeremy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message M0C5nfG56NHDFwc$@jboden.demon.co.uk">news:M0C5nfG56NHDFwc$@jboden.demon.co.uk...
> In message <xG4Te.61037$EX.7004@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, George Hester <hesterloli@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes
> > It seems that no matter what encoding I use in plain text with my newsreader
> > some one always has trouble with it except those using OEX. Sorry not much
> > I can do about it the encoding is none which seems to satisfy the majority.
> >
> > Yes maybe XP did have trouble but I don't want to fight with it. I'm just
> > going to reinstall there is nothing really on that partition anyway. I saw
> > at Microsoft just removing the Network connection can do this.
> >
> > http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;884564
> >
> > I installed this system without the Network attached. Won't do that again.
> > DOS will only do FAT16; LINUX I don't have; and NT4 well haven't used that
> > for years. I do have Windows 2000 but I don't think it has the drivers for
> > my onboard controller. BIOS AIC 7880 ver 1.3 AHA 2940 and I cannot
> > seem to find what I would need to add the SCSI controller at setup there.
> >
> > --
> > George Hester
>
> It's not the encoding.

> It's the top-posting.

Yeah, the broken lines are perfectly fine, obviously.

> I'd forgotten that you are stuck with an onboard controller - makes life
> very hard for you.

Nope, not at all.

>
>
> >_________________________________
> >"Jeremy Boden" <jeremy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:DU26viAraMHDFwO1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >> In message <1Q2Te.60458$EX.1451@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, George Hester <hesterloli@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes
> >> >It turns out I removed the wrong SCSI. I put the right one back in. But I
> >> >still have this Drive Manager issue. Seems the system got fried. I'll have
> >> >to re-install XP it seems.
> >> >
> >> >--
> >> >George Hester
> >>
> >> Please fix your newsreader when you do.
> >> It appears to be broken.
> >> You appear to have problems with fried bits.
> >>
> >> I would suggest that you change one component at a time and step
> >> carefully. Record what you do and the results. I bet XP failed to follow
> >> all those formatting/removal/addition stages.
> >>
> >> If you have access to a half-decent operating system such as Linux or
> >> NT4 or DOS... then I would use those to create some partitions on your
> >> disks.
> >>
> >> When that works, then don't touch the hardware!
> >> Load XP and zap partitions etc.
> >>
> >> >_________________________________
> >> >"Jeremy Boden" <jeremy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:kJPj4ABOlBHDFw6O@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >> >> In message <3iQSe.35527$PM3.3775@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, George Hester <hesterloli@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes
> >> >> >I have two SCSIs. SCSI ID0 and SCSI ID1. The SCSI ID0 is the last on the
> >> >> >cable SCSI ID1 is between that and the onboard controller. Do you think
> >> >> >this is set up right? The adapter board for the SCSI ID0 is the one that
> >> >> >has all the jumpers. The SCSI ID 1 just has jumpers for the ID#. For some
> >> >> >reason I have lost ID0 in Windows XP. Was there before I added the second
> >> >> >drive but no longer it's gone. There in SCSI utilities not in the op sys
> >> >> >Windows XP. Actually is in Windows XP Device Manager but not showing in
> >> >> >Drive Manager which I can't access from there but can from my Domain
> >> >> >Controller.
> >> >> >
> >> >> Don't know about XP "Drive Manager", but do you have any file systems on
> >> >> your disks?
> >> >> Previously known as "FORMAT"?
> >> >>
> >> >> If not, how can Windows give drive letters to partitions?
> >> >>

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