agus@sumax.UUCP (Supriatno Agus) (02/13/90)
Is there anybody out there experiencing the same problem that I currently have with my mac IIci and Jasmine DirectDrive 140? The problem is that my IIci doesn't recognize my external Jasmine Drive. When I connect the drive to the IIci and boot the system, the IIci then produces a musical tone--something like when it has memory problem. I know the drive is fine, because when I connect it to my IIcx, it operate flawlessly like it always does. Is there any solution to this problem? Someone suggested that I get an internal SCSI terminator. Thank you for your suggestions and help. my email address is: agus%sumax.UUCP@beaver.cs.washington.edu -- Supriatno Agus Seattle University, Computer & Information Services Seattle, Washington 98122 E-mail: agus%sumax.UUCP@beaver.cs.Washington.EDU
sas@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu (Scott Sutherland) (02/13/90)
In article <1242@sumax.UUCP> agus@sumax.UUCP (Supriatno Agus) writes: >Is there anybody out there experiencing the same problem that I >currently have with my mac IIci and Jasmine DirectDrive 140? > >The problem is that my IIci doesn't recognize my external Jasmine >Drive. When I connect the drive to the IIci and boot the system, >the IIci then produces a musical tone--something like when it has >memory problem. I know the drive is fine, because when I connect >it to my IIcx, it operate flawlessly like it always does. > >Is there any solution to this problem? Someone suggested that I get >an internal SCSI terminator. I had this same problem back in December when I first got my IIci. I have 2 Direct Drives, a 20 MB and a 100 MB model. Figuring that I wouldn't get any help from Jasmine, I didn't bother to call but decided to experiment a bit on my own first (I never claimed to be too bright :-). Anyway, I took the 20, backed it up to the 100, and dug in. Several hours later, after I had completely ripped out the old driver and installed a newer, more generic one, it finally worked. I lost the use of the Jasmine Driveware, but at least I could use the new IIci which had been sitting dark and cold on my desk. Well, running a IIci off of a (rather slow) 20 meg drive is not my idea of fun, so I decided to get the 100 meg drive working. I really didn't want to go through the painfull process of messing with the driver again so I called Jasmine in the off chance that I might get some assistance. I was truely shocked. I got through to someone in their Customer Support dept. without any hassle, and he was REALLY friendly and helpfull! I was told that the problem was with my old driveware and that a new copy would be sent out right away. Sure enough, 3 days later I recieved it and 10 minutes after that my drive was up and running happily. Good job Jasmine! I hope this signals new things to come. --- These are my opinions, not OSU's, and I have no connection w/ Jasmine other than being a much more satisfied customer. --- Scott Sutherland sas@cis.ohio-state.edu Staff Software Developer The Ohio State University, Department of Dance