At 09:46 PM 05/07/96, Scott Reynolds wrote:
>This is going to sound bizzare, but do you click on the ID you want when
>you run Mkfs and the Installer?  Or does it default to the one you want,
>so you just hit [OK]?  If the latter, try the former... I seem to remember
>one machine I had to do that with, once upon a time.  It was as if
>something wasn't initialized right when multiple disks were present.
>Perhaps changing SCSI targets and then back to the desired one will work,
>if that suggestion doesn't.

Actually it doesn't sound bizarre. :) For example, sometimes people
complain on other Mac lists that their sound is gone and yet their sound
control panel says it's all the way up. Advice it to change it to 0, close
the panel, re-open it and change it back to make it stick, so this seems
natural to try (but I digress:)...

Anyway, to answer your question, no it doesn't default to the right address
so I have to tell it to go to SCSI id 1 (from 0), but I'm realizing now
after having messed with the mini-shell a bit that the file system seems ok
and that it's just a problem with the installer... Anyway, this is all
irrelevant now 'cause I tried it with 32-bit addressing off and that fixed
it (sort of).

Cheers,


-Jake

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