Title: EIII with ZuluScsi Post by: Michaelmeinl on July 25, 2022, 12:51:47 AM Hello everyone,
I am new to the Forum and first of all thank you everybody for contributing. I have an issue getting a ZuluScsi Drive to work in my EIII My internal Harddisk died and I just wanted to replace it with the ZuluDrive. However I can?t seem to get it to work. First I tried it with the internalHD unplugged and the Zulu termination DIP "ON". The EIII does not even show any display and won?t start. Then I got an active Scsi Terminator (Ribbon Cable). The EIII will start but the Zulu is not responding (no LED blinking). When I have the old InternalHD plugged in after the Zulu the EIII will boot from the Floppy and I can access the ZuluDrive. But once I press any button the Display reads "no such bank". Did anybody sucessfully install a ZuluScsi in the EIII and maybe point me in the right direction ? Thanks in advance Michael Title: Re: EIII with ZuluScsi Post by: Deft on July 25, 2022, 08:29:10 AM Hi, I don`t have Zulu, but i believe it is pretty the same as SCSI2SD. So what needed to be done - you need to configure zulu to 1gb partition size (EIII wont work with more than 1gb), and then try to turn on-off SCSI termination (usual scsi hell), SCSI ID (I use 1) and try switching SCSI 2 mode on off.
My personal scsi setup: ID 1 - E3 SCSI2SD HDD ID 2 - Power MAC G3 HDD (also SCSI2SD) ID 3 - E3 ID 5 - SCSI CD in Power MAC G3 ID 7 - CPU Power MAC G3 Power MAC is used for Alchemy, Sound Designer, Turbosynth, EIII remote. All the best, Kirill Title: Re: EIII with ZuluScsi Post by: Michaelmeinl on July 28, 2022, 01:02:53 AM Great, thank you for the Tips !!
The following seems to be working: I downloaded a bootable HD Image from EMXP.com. Now the EIII boots from the Zuludrive. I just have to figure out how to get it to work without the internal HD Plugged in. Thanks for the info with the 1 GB Partitions !! That helped a lot ! Cheers Title: Re: EIII with ZuluScsi Post by: Deft on July 28, 2022, 03:55:07 AM U r welcome ) Just unplug the HDD and try switching SCSI termination on-off on zulu.
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