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Headley Sappleton
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Sun Nov 06, 2005 8:26 am Post subject:
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Hi All
please excuse the long post, but i believe the more details will assist
someone to help me. I am at my wits end with this problem
THE PROBLEM: I cannot get any SCSI drives to show up on my system.I know the
drives are all working, because they were formatted on a WinXP system. I
flashed the SCI card ROM and loaded the drivers (at least i think)
correctly, according to manufacturer instructions
WHAT HAPPENS: System starts up fine and scsi rom message ("this device
should support 160 mb/s when driver is loaded") then underneath this another
message ("LSI Logic corp pci boot rom no support device found")
WHERE I LOOK FOR DRIVES: Control panel--> SCSI adapter --> shows the 2 IDE
controllers and drives. It also shows 2 entries for Symbios Ultra3 pci SCSI
icons, but when i expand them is shows "NO DEVICE" present. The Symbios SCSI
tool which i also installed shows 2 SCSI devicess:
ID #7 SYM_U3 Host adapter ID 0
ID #7 SYM_U3 Host adapter ID 1
but alas! no drives are showing. What am i missing, or what am i doing
wrong. Although the 70 Gig is the main one I am trying to get work, I have
tried several 9.1 Gig with no result.
Systems specs: Windows NT 4.0 service pack 6. 1 gig memory, 6gig IDE hard
drive and CD writer
SCSI controller: LSI LOGIC 19160 ULTRA 160 PCI SCSI CONTROLLER
SCSI DRIVES: A Seagate Ultra 320 70gig, and/or of a couple of 9.1 gig drives
i have available
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wolfgang schneider
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Sun Nov 06, 2005 5:41 pm Post subject:
Re: SCSI DRIVES NO SHOW |
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In article <tpqdnW_ca5EVDfDeRVn-ig@comcast.com>,
inexpensivepcs@comcast.net says...
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Hi All
please excuse the long post, but i believe the more details will assist
someone to help me. I am at my wits end with this problem
THE PROBLEM: I cannot get any SCSI drives to show up on my system.I know the
drives are all working, because they were formatted on a WinXP system. I
flashed the SCI card ROM and loaded the drivers (at least i think)
correctly, according to manufacturer instructions
WHAT HAPPENS: System starts up fine and scsi rom message ("this device
should support 160 mb/s when driver is loaded") then underneath this another
message ("LSI Logic corp pci boot rom no support device found")
WHERE I LOOK FOR DRIVES: Control panel--> SCSI adapter --> shows the 2 IDE
controllers and drives. It also shows 2 entries for Symbios Ultra3 pci SCSI
icons, but when i expand them is shows "NO DEVICE" present. The Symbios SCSI
tool which i also installed shows 2 SCSI devicess:
ID #7 SYM_U3 Host adapter ID 0
ID #7 SYM_U3 Host adapter ID 1
but alas! no drives are showing. What am i missing, or what am i doing
wrong. Although the 70 Gig is the main one I am trying to get work, I have
tried several 9.1 Gig with no result.
Systems specs: Windows NT 4.0 service pack 6. 1 gig memory, 6gig IDE hard
drive and CD writer
SCSI controller: LSI LOGIC 19160 ULTRA 160 PCI SCSI CONTROLLER
SCSI DRIVES: A Seagate Ultra 320 70gig, and/or of a couple of 9.1 gig drives
i have available
Regards
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windows , windows , windows ... - it is all done with builtin
diskmanagement .
what says this lsi-card itself about the devices if you test them etc.
--
gruss , wolfgang
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gravity is still alive |
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Folkert Rienstra
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Tue Nov 08, 2005 5:56 am Post subject:
Re: SCSI DRIVES NO SHOW |
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"wolfgang schneider" <schnusi@gmx.net> wrote in message news:MPG.1dd806b39cdc9f8d98978b@news.individual.de
| Quote: | In article tpqdnW_ca5EVDfDeRVn-ig@comcast.com, inexpensivepcs@comcast.net says...
Hi All
please excuse the long post, but i believe the more details will assist
someone to help me. I am at my wits end with this problem
THE PROBLEM: I cannot get any SCSI drives to show up on my system. I know the
drives are all working, because they were formatted on a WinXP system. I
flashed the SCI card ROM and loaded the drivers (at least i think)
correctly, according to manufacturer instructions
WHAT HAPPENS: System starts up fine and scsi rom message ("this device
should support 160 mb/s when driver is loaded") then underneath this another
message ("LSI Logic corp pci boot rom no support device found")
WHERE I LOOK FOR DRIVES: Control panel--> SCSI adapter --> shows the 2 IDE
controllers and drives. It also shows 2 entries for Symbios Ultra3 pci SCSI
icons, but when i expand them is shows "NO DEVICE" present. The Symbios SCSI
tool which i also installed shows 2 SCSI devicess:
ID #7 SYM_U3 Host adapter ID 0
ID #7 SYM_U3 Host adapter ID 1
but alas! no drives are showing. What am i missing, or what am i doing
wrong. Although the 70 Gig is the main one I am trying to get work, I have
tried several 9.1 Gig with no result.
Systems specs: Windows NT 4.0 service pack 6. 1 gig memory, 6gig IDE hard
drive and CD writer
SCSI controller: LSI LOGIC 19160 ULTRA 160 PCI SCSI CONTROLLER
SCSI DRIVES: A Seagate Ultra 320 70gig, and/or of a couple of 9.1 gig drives
i have available
Regards
windows , windows , windows ... - it is all done with builtin diskmanagement .
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"I know the drives are all working, because they were formatted on a WinXP system
Yes, Wolfgang, it was "all done with builtin diskmanagement ."
Now, your solution please, Wolfgang.
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what says this lsi-card itself about the devices if you test them etc.
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"LSI Logic corp pci boot rom no support device found"
And now, your solution please, Wolfgang. |
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Headley Sappleton
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Tue Nov 08, 2005 8:26 am Post subject:
Re: SCSI DRIVES NO SHOW |
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Hi
wish that was the problem, because i learned about that in a previous post.
but i can add something to shed more light on the problem. Aparently there
was terminator device that was on the external port and as soon as i removed
it, the driver recognised the drive. So i waited for Windows to boot and
just about the time i was about to start jumping for joy, it BSOD. I have
written out some of the BSOD info below, with the hope that someone can
identify the problem and help me. I swear this computer is trying to kill
me!
regards
Headley Sappleton
**********************************
BSOD message start here
***STOP 0X0000000A (0X00000007,0X00000009,0X801E2781)
IRQ_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL *** ADDRESS 801E2781 HAS BASE AT 801E1000-
SCSIPORT.SYS
CPUID: GENUINEINTEL 6.8.6 IRQL: 9 DPC SYSVER 0XF0000565
DLL BASE DATASTAMP NAME
80100000 416A9614 NTOSKRNL.EXE
80012000 3738C634 ATAPI.SYS
801EA000 3AE59566 SYM_U8.SYS
801F3000 375704E5 CLASS2.SYS
801F7000 36E5F31C INTLFXSR.SYS
80001000 36C49AC6 HAL.DLL
801E1000 3784F875 SCSIPORT.SYS
80019000 36C4A0AE DISK.SYS
8001D000 349FE269 SYMPWR.SYS
801F9000 37E5705C NTFS.SYS
(There is about 15 lines of stuff, i hope i dont have to write out)
Resstart and set recovery option in the system control panel or the
/CRASHDEBUG system start option. If this message reappears ...bla, bla, bla
**********************************
BSOD message ends here
"wolfgang schneider" <schnusi@gmx.net> wrote in message
news:MPG.1dd806b39cdc9f8d98978b@news.individual.de...
| Quote: | In article <tpqdnW_ca5EVDfDeRVn-ig@comcast.com>,
inexpensivepcs@comcast.net says...
Hi All
please excuse the long post, but i believe the more details will assist
someone to help me. I am at my wits end with this problem
THE PROBLEM: I cannot get any SCSI drives to show up on my system.I know
the
drives are all working, because they were formatted on a WinXP system. I
flashed the SCI card ROM and loaded the drivers (at least i think)
correctly, according to manufacturer instructions
WHAT HAPPENS: System starts up fine and scsi rom message ("this device
should support 160 mb/s when driver is loaded") then underneath this
another
message ("LSI Logic corp pci boot rom no support device found")
WHERE I LOOK FOR DRIVES: Control panel--> SCSI adapter --> shows the 2
IDE
controllers and drives. It also shows 2 entries for Symbios Ultra3 pci
SCSI
icons, but when i expand them is shows "NO DEVICE" present. The Symbios
SCSI
tool which i also installed shows 2 SCSI devicess:
ID #7 SYM_U3 Host adapter ID 0
ID #7 SYM_U3 Host adapter ID 1
but alas! no drives are showing. What am i missing, or what am i doing
wrong. Although the 70 Gig is the main one I am trying to get work, I
have
tried several 9.1 Gig with no result.
Systems specs: Windows NT 4.0 service pack 6. 1 gig memory, 6gig IDE hard
drive and CD writer
SCSI controller: LSI LOGIC 19160 ULTRA 160 PCI SCSI CONTROLLER
SCSI DRIVES: A Seagate Ultra 320 70gig, and/or of a couple of 9.1 gig
drives
i have available
Regards
windows , windows , windows ... - it is all done with builtin
diskmanagement .
what says this lsi-card itself about the devices if you test them etc.
--
gruss , wolfgang
--<-@
gravity is still alive
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wolfgang schneider
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Tue Nov 08, 2005 3:30 pm Post subject:
Re: SCSI DRIVES NO SHOW |
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In article <NrudnfLyA4Vite3eRVn-iA@comcast.com>,
inexpensivepcs@comcast.net says...
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Hi
wish that was the problem, because i learned about that in a previous post.
but i can add something to shed more light on the problem. Aparently there
was terminator device that was on the external port and as soon as i removed
it, the driver recognised the drive. So i waited for Windows to boot and
just about the time i was about to start jumping for joy, it BSOD. I have
written out some of the BSOD info below, with the hope that someone can
identify the problem and help me. I swear this computer is trying to kill
me!
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your problem is about setting the hardware on the scsi-bus right .
reduce on this first . and go step by step .
hostadapter and terminator in the other end - what does it show ?
the add one drive - what does it ?
etc ...
--
gruss , wolfgang
--<-@
gravity is still alive |
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wolfgang schneider
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Wed Nov 09, 2005 2:24 am Post subject:
Re: SCSI DRIVES NO SHOW |
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In article <4370ac6c$0$98286$dbd45001@news.wanadoo.nl>, see_Reply-
To@wanadoo.nl says...
| Quote: | "wolfgang schneider" <schnusi@gmx.net> wrote in message news:MPG.1dd806b39cdc9f8d98978b@news.individual.de
In article tpqdnW_ca5EVDfDeRVn-ig@comcast.com, inexpensivepcs@comcast.net says...
Hi All
please excuse the long post, but i believe the more details will assist
someone to help me. I am at my wits end with this problem
THE PROBLEM: I cannot get any SCSI drives to show up on my system. I know the
drives are all working, because they were formatted on a WinXP system. I
flashed the SCI card ROM and loaded the drivers (at least i think)
correctly, according to manufacturer instructions
WHAT HAPPENS: System starts up fine and scsi rom message ("this device
should support 160 mb/s when driver is loaded") then underneath this another
message ("LSI Logic corp pci boot rom no support device found")
WHERE I LOOK FOR DRIVES: Control panel--> SCSI adapter --> shows the 2 IDE
controllers and drives. It also shows 2 entries for Symbios Ultra3 pci SCSI
icons, but when i expand them is shows "NO DEVICE" present. The Symbios SCSI
tool which i also installed shows 2 SCSI devicess:
ID #7 SYM_U3 Host adapter ID 0
ID #7 SYM_U3 Host adapter ID 1
but alas! no drives are showing. What am i missing, or what am i doing
wrong. Although the 70 Gig is the main one I am trying to get work, I have
tried several 9.1 Gig with no result.
Systems specs: Windows NT 4.0 service pack 6. 1 gig memory, 6gig IDE hard
drive and CD writer
SCSI controller: LSI LOGIC 19160 ULTRA 160 PCI SCSI CONTROLLER
SCSI DRIVES: A Seagate Ultra 320 70gig, and/or of a couple of 9.1 gig drives
i have available
Regards
windows , windows , windows ... - it is all done with builtin diskmanagement .
"I know the drives are all working, because they were formatted on a WinXP system
Yes, Wolfgang, it was "all done with builtin diskmanagement ."
Now, your solution please, Wolfgang.
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about what please ?
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what says this lsi-card itself about the devices if you test them etc.
"LSI Logic corp pci boot rom no support device found"
And now, your solution please, Wolfgang.
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i already posted an idea my dear folkert . have you slept bad ?
--
gruss , wolfgang
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