Hello everybody!   
      
   I'm trying to update my old trusty A3000 to new levels. Well, somewhat at   
   least.   
      
   Because my old SCSI disks seem to face end of life, I got an Acard SCSI bridge   
   AEC7720U, which works quite well on my SGI Indy   
   as well as on my A3000. However, the ATA disks do have 10 GB or even more and   
   I would like to make use of the additional   
   space.   
      
   On http://thomas-rapp.homepage.t-online.de/4gb_faq.html there is quite a good   
   coverage on this issue.   
      
   The problem now is:   
   When the disks are connected to the WarpEngine040 SCSI bus, everything is   
   working. But warpdrive.device is not supported for   
   TD64 or NSD. So I would need my disks to be connected to the A3000 internal   
   bus and its scsi.device. Sadly the A3000 doesn't   
   boot from internal SCSI as long as the WarpEngine is plugged into CPU slot. It   
   does boot with onboard 030 from internal SCSI   
   bus. No changes on SCSI termination or cabling between with and without   
   WarpEngine. What is changed. of course, are those   
   jumpers on the mainboard that needs to be changed to run WarpEngine.   
      
   Does anyone has an idea?   
   I remember that it worked with internal SCSI bus and WarpEngine 20 years ago...   
      
   Ingo   
      
      
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