Thanks Everyone, Bob was right as usual.
I found a single-ended SCSI terminator, put it on and the system booted right up.
-Craig
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From: Bob J. <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Friday, February 15, 2013 10:58 AM
Subject: Re: question about 928's
You need a terminator on BOTH ends of the SCSI bus. In the case
of the 928's MFIO the board is in the middle on the bus. One end to
be terminated is internal (usually a disk drive) and the other end
is external on the back of the chassis.
Bob J. -- Ideal Computer Services
htp://www.icsgroup.net
Craig Lalley wrote:
>Sorry Guys,
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>It have been awhile since I tried to boot up a 928.
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>Right now the system is not seeing the internal boot drive at all. I am told the system successfully booted two weeks ago.
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>Two questions.
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>Do I need a terminator on the single ended SCSI?
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>Also the should the light on the SCSI self test be on? Or Off?
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>Thanks,
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>-Craig
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