What do you mean "added the burner to the SCSI bus later"? You can't do
that, can you? I mean, it has to be connected and on in order to be
detected and used, doesn't it? The SCSI bus should be terminated
correctly. the 50-pin connector is terminated by the DVD drive, and the
UW chain (the HDs) has an active termintor on the end of the chain as
the HDs do not terminate. I think I might have turned off the
autotermination in the SCSI bios though. I suppose the external
connector could not be terminated correctly (there's nothing connected
externally) and that could be causing problems? I have disabled
termination on the burner and use the dvd drive to terminate the chain.
Rob
Armin Wegner wrote:
>
> Have you added your burner to the SCSI bus, later? Then check, wether your
> SCSI bus is terminated correctly. The device at the end of the cable must be
> terminated, only. For some burners you have to set the jumper to disable
> termination. That is revers to normal harddrive setting.
>
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