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I dont see a problem with running 3 scsi drives on one chain ( i am doing exactly that now) however I have never tried an ID as high as eight (one ID past the controllers ID of Seven) I would say for starters change the drives ID to 3 or 4 or 5 etc you have a drive assigned 0 and you have a drive assigned 2 why not trying changing the jumper pins on the drive to something less than 7 ????
also what brand and model and size PSU are you running ?????? it better be one hellva power plant to light up all that stuff !!! wow
how about system temps, CPU temps and voltages
use sandra lite to determine and please post back
http://www.download.com/3000-2086-10018691.html
regards
joe
I dont see a problem with running 3 scsi drives on one chain ( i am doing exactly that now) however I have never tried an ID as high as eight (one ID past the controllers ID of Seven) I would say for starters change the drives ID to 3 or 4 or 5 etc you have a drive assigned 0 and you have a drive assigned 2 why not trying changing the jumper pins on the drive to something less than 7 ????
also what brand and model and size PSU are you running ?????? it better be one hellva power plant to light up all that stuff !!! wow
how about system temps, CPU temps and voltages
use sandra lite to determine and please post back
http://www.download.com/3000-2086-10018691.html
regards
joe