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- Subject: DTC SCSI/Noname IDE together+friendly?
- Message-ID: <1993Jan21.211847.2773@vax1.mankato.msus.edu>
- From: akhran@krypton.mankato.msus.edu (Scott V Buresh)
- Date: 21 Jan 93 21:18:47 -0600
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- Well, here's a question I'm almost sure has been asked before: Can
- you have a SCSI drive, specifically a Quantum prodrive 210S, and an IDE,
- a Seagate(107 MB,I forget the #) with a DTC 3280AS SCSI host adapter and
- a no-name(think Toshiba chipset) IDE card co-existing in the same system?
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- We have the drives set to different IRQs (11 and 14) and their ROMs
- mapped into different address spaces. The SCSI is set up as type [none]
- and the IDE is type 47+ (custom). The system is a clone 386sx-25(AMD chip)
- with a Soundblaster and Diamond Speedstar 24x VGA card. We can get either
- drive to work alone, by making it drive 1 and setting the CMOS so the other
- one isn't listed. We would like to keep both drives in the system
- (obviously :). Do we have to make the IDE a slave drive?
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- Has anybody done this sort of thing? All replies/comments are
- welcome.
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- Reply to:
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- akhran@krypton.mankato.msus.edu
- (Erik Green, running on a borrowed account)
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