I have two 73gb drives attached to the wide cable, the rest are on the
narrow cable. Ever since installing the two 73gb drives, I have had
intermittent disconnect errors on the drive being written to. I have been
able to get the system working again, by trying various methods -
disconnect/reconnect, reformat, low-level verify, etc.
However, I am now not successful in doing this. Netware sees both drives,
sees both partitions, but will only see one volume at a time (both drives
are single volumes) - I can disconnect one & Netware sees the other volume
fine & vice-versa. I have tried different controllers, cables, & hard drive
brands with no success. Therfore, I now suspect a Netware problem.
If anyone has any ideas, I would appreciate any help.
Clyde
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I've looked at Adaptec site and found no reference
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Clyde
"Felton Green (SysOp)" <felton...@bigfoot.com> wrote in message
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That controller is one of the newer brand if memory serves -- so it might well
be a compatibility issue -- increasingly you may run into this with newer
hardware and what is essentially, a 10 year old OS.
Which different controllers have you tried here. Frankly, something like an
older AHA-2940UW (not U2W) might be a good approach to separate that variable
out.
Also, what sort of mix/match of hard drives are going on here?
Barry Schnur
Novell Support Connection Sysop
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According to the Adaptec install guide, they recommend that you do NOT mix
the different type of devices so that may be the problem.