by Barry Wat » Sat, 11 Oct 1997 04:00:00
I have a problem with my DTC SCSI controller and Quantam Empire 2100-S hard
drive on boot. The SCSI controller is recognized, but with the hard drive
connected it gives a time-out and fails to boot due to an in-sync error.
With the SCSI card enable but without the hard drive, it boots fine.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
-Barry
Is there a driver or a workaround for the DTC 3280 SCSI Controller.
It appears it's one of those controllers that noone supports (due
to some NDA with DTC). Is there something available, or do I get
to replace my card? I've checked the FAQ, and I know what *it* says;
I'm looking for another possible solution.
Note: This is posted to the Linux and BSD question groups. I'm not
particular to either os; if neither work, it's a moot point!
Posting is fine. I try to keep up with both of 'em.
TIA,
Vince.
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