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|    Ed Vance to mark lewis    |
|    Re: SCSI Adapter Startup    |
|    29 May 15 21:33:00    |
      05-27-15 12:40 mark lewis wrote to Ed Vance about SCSI Adapter Startup               ml> @MSGID: <556640BC.13949.windowsa@capcity2.synchro.net>        ml> 26 May 15 21:38, you wrote to me:       Howdy! Mark,               EV> I panic when I see an extra SCSI device number in the start up list and        EV> hold the power button until the lights go out, then I turn it on again.               EV> What I see is like this:               EV> 0 SyQuest drive        EV> 1        EV> 7 Adapter Card              The Adapter Card is a Advansys SCSI Host Adapter.               EV> I see this extra device number show up once a week at least, when the        EV> xp box is turned on.               EV> I can't recall what name is shown along side #1.               ml> try hitting your PAUSE key on your keyboard to freeze the        ml> display so you can look at it and write it down...              O.K., I will try that when ever I see it happen again.       This time I saw the usual 0 and 7 when the XP box came out of       hibernation.               EV> The second time I turn the box on I see just the 0 and 7 numbers.               EV> The HP SCSI Scanner I used on my 486 came with a card that I plugged in        EV> to a 8 bit slot.               ml> is that the above listed Adapter Card?              Nope, I was only mentioning the only other experience I've had with a       8 Bit SCSI Adapter that HP included with the 4c scanner that I had       on the motherboard of the 486DX33, not this XP box.       Sorry for the confusion.               EV> I can only remember that the scanner was device #2.        EV> I never noticed it trying to access a additional device number like I'm        EV> seeing since I started using the SCSI drive.               ml> it may not try to access it at all until you go to use whatever        ml> device it may be...              #2 was the number given to the HP 4c when I was using it on the 486.               EV> Is there any place on the internet that You can give me to learn about        EV> SCSI stuff?               ml> i'm sure there is but i don't know of anything off the top...        ml> what do you want to learn about it?              What would cause a extra device number to appear sometimes on the       Advansys card display of devices when I'm booting the XP box?????????               EV> Off the top of my head I think the Adapter is made by Advance.        EV> Thanks.              I was close enuf on the name, wasn't I?       I know close is not enough as far as a computer is concerned, One       Misplaced BIT and BANG!!!!!!!!!! Nothing works.               ml> ok and no problem :)               EV> ... Its a fine line between fishing and standing still               ml> i've got one similar to that... it says "sitting" instead of        ml> "standing" ;)              The Virtual Clone Drive software also shows up with the Advansys SCSI       card when I looked at the Hardware Manager.       And that "Drive" isn't mentioned when I am looking at the screen when       I start this computer.       I see it in Windows Explorer, that's all.              I could Remove the Virtual Clone Drive since I never have found any       need for it.       It was just one of those utilities I heard about the first year or two       that I had this XP box, that I thought that I might need.......              ... Have you checked your smoke detector batteries & Fire Ext, LATELY?!       --- MultiMail/MS-DOS v0.49       --- SBBSecho 2.12-Linux        * Origin: telnet & http://cco.ath.cx - Dial-Up: 502-875-8938 (1:2320/105.1)    |
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