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General Category => EIII Technical Issues / Tips => Topic started by: matou on October 27, 2013, 12:25:45 AM



Title: Problems EIII SCSI
Post by: matou on October 27, 2013, 12:25:45 AM
Hello,

I bought a EIII (6068) but I have some problems with SCSI

I have only one FD system, and the internal HD don't works (I see it in format and impossible to format).
I try to copy the software I chose de FD and view seconds I have "FD Data CRC Error!"

I Try to format a Magneto Optical 230, a Jaz Iomega, a Hard disk 9Gb and a Syquest 88MB:
- Magneto optical, the Jaz and HD impossible to format
- the Syquest I had format the card but impossible to save a bank SCSI error.

Please can someone help me?



Title: Re: Problems EIII SCSI
Post by: Elmbeatz on October 28, 2013, 04:35:42 AM
The first thing you need is to get the EIII to boot.

As I understand, it doesn't boot from the internal hd, right?

The floppy disk you try to use seems to be a bad disk (data crc error).

So, I'm afraid you have to get a working EIII floppy disk (with OS on it) for a start.

With this disk, you should try to format the HD. If you're successful, you then have to take a look at the scsi chain in the (master?) module.

EIII hd should be the first in row.

It's a tricky thing, try to experiment a bit, and make sure your scsi chain is terminated.

Greetz,
Elm.


Title: Re: Problems EIII SCSI
Post by: matou on November 01, 2013, 08:45:33 AM
It boot with the FD.
I can load bank from CD-ROM SCSI.
I can format on a Compact Flash external SCSI 256 Mb and on Syquest 88 Mb.
I put the EIII SCSI ID to 0

but I can not save banks empty or not on CF or Syquest :(

And when I will copy software from FD on a drive..... i have a FD error :(

I disconnect the internal HD data and alimentation but not better.


Title: Re: Problems EIII SCSI
Post by: matou on November 03, 2013, 11:09:24 PM
Now I change the order of the SCSI chain.

CF id 1 : it would see like internal HD
CD-Rom id 2
EIII id 6

already the same I can load bank, but not save to the CF

and I can't copy the software from FD

What is the problem?


Title: Re: Problems EIII SCSI
Post by: matou on November 26, 2013, 12:44:07 AM
Hi,

I create a new floppy disk, by EMPX and omniflop, YEAH with this new disk I don't have error when I make a copy software.
After that, I had formated a Syquest 88 Mb :) but it take many time.
I finally can saved a empty bank  ;D ;D ;D ;D YEAH !!!!!

I copy the software on the Syquest but the EIII don't boot on Syquest :( the ID of the Syquest is 2 I will test with the ID 1

I will test again with a JAZ 1 GB :)

Strange think I try with a MO 230 MB it formatting in view seconds but never end to verify :(




Title: Re: Problems EIII SCSI
Post by: matou on November 29, 2013, 09:23:37 AM
Hello again,

I change the HD on my EIII with a Quantum prodrive LPS 270, I take off the 2 terminators jumpers and i put the id 1.
When I format it format speedy but he block on verifying... I don't now why!

Someone can help me please?

thanks


Title: Re: Problems EIII SCSI
Post by: matou on December 04, 2013, 12:11:25 AM
Hello,

I change the HD with a IBM WDS-L160, and YEAH it's work.
My EIII boot on the HD :)

finaly I have a EIII fully functionnaly.

 ;D ;D ;D ;D


Title: Re: Problems EIII SCSI
Post by: dvdborn on December 05, 2013, 03:46:50 PM
Now the hardest part, keeping it functional.  :)


Title: Re: Problems EIII SCSI
Post by: matou on December 06, 2013, 03:07:45 AM
Yes, I'm so happy.
I buy another one to reserve.

 ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Juste the data slider is not working properly.... I will try to use a contact spray.

Someone now how can I manage sounds volume when i use it in supermode?
I try in Sequencer but nothing :(



Title: Re: Problems EIII SCSI
Post by: Elmbeatz on December 06, 2013, 06:40:29 PM


...

Juste the data slider is not working properly.... I will try to use a contact spray.
...

Already tried to recalibrate it?


Title: Re: Problems EIII SCSI
Post by: matou on December 07, 2013, 02:56:51 AM
When i try to calibrate .... the value change very fast always