In a message dated 01/17/2000 11:21:49 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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<< Hi all,
 I would be remiss without giving a VERY large thank you to both Bill Cohane
 and Mary Wolden for their efforts in helping me solve my problem. This list
 is indispensable for those of us who are doing all we can to learn about our
 new passions and avocations.

 Here is where I now stand in trying to install two Seagate 4.5 UW Cheetahs
 and the one 4.5 UW IBM drives in my system. The are Seagate 1, ID 0, boot,
 Seagate 2 ID 1, and for some reason the IBM shows up as ID 4, even thought
 the jumper is at ID 2.

<snip>

 Thanks again to all who helped.
 Brad Loomis
 Los Angeles, CA >>

Hi,
  I see from your post you are setting one of the drives to ID 0 (zero). As I
recall, ID 0 is reserved for the SCSI controller itself, and is not supposed
to be used for any other device. You might try resetting ID #'s on the
drives, so as not to use ID 0, and see if that helps.

Just my .02 worth,
Peter Hogan
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