| From: | Bob Rickman |
| Date: | 10 May 2001 at 19:19:26 |
| Subject: | Re: Blizzard 1260 + SCSIKit IV |
This is a reply to a message from Jim Spratt.
Subject: [amigactive] Re: Blizzard 1260 + SCSIKit IV:
Hi Jim,
On 10-May-01, Jim Spratt wrote:
> Make 100% sure you've connected the internal cable correctly and not
> inadvertantely missed a pin...
I'm sure. The end of the internal connector is hard up against the base of
the simm socket, and you can clearly see where each pin goes especially
when the 1260 and SCSI-Kit are separate.
>> Tried Scout but it can't find 1230scsi.device. I think it is probably a
>> connection problem as the scanner made strange noises when connected to
>> the Blizzard scsi and couldn't reach the ready state. I've had to put
>> everything back on the squirrel for the time being.
>
> Oh dear, as this is held in the scsi kits ROM - are U 100% sure the ribbon
> cable is connected properly
Yes, see above.
, because if so the only other reason for this
> happening is the SCSI kits faulty :(
This is now the opinion of my supplier who is sending me a replacement to
try out. See earlier post today.
Very happy with increased speed over my 030 though, especially with any
graphic or rendering tasks.
I mainly wanted the SCSI-Kit so that I could dispense with the squirrel,
higher transfer rates too.
Regards,
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