cliff@.UCalgary.CA (09/20/89)
Hello All, Well, after messing around with the SCSI connectors on my RS 2030's and their peripherials, I'm unable to reproduce this mt timeout panic reboot that I reported last week... I'm assuming/guessing that one or more connectors on the bus was loose and was causing the "feature". Still something to be aware of I suppose. BTW : both MIPS/Toronto and MIPS/Sunnyvale called me about the problem (THANKS!). It's great to see a vendor with geniune concern for their customers. Cheers Cliff -- Cliff Marcellus UUCP : {any backbone}!calgary!ssg-vax-a!cliff Institute for Space Research DOMAIN : cliff@ssg-vax-a.phys.UCalgary.CA Dept of Physics and Astronomy SPAN : CANCAL::CLIFF The University of Calgary "If it's not fun, don't do it!"
bin@primate.wisc.edu (Brain in Neutral) (09/21/89)
From article <1834@cs-spool.calgary.UUCP>, by cliff@.UCalgary.CA: > BTW : both MIPS/Toronto and MIPS/Sunnyvale called me about the > problem (THANKS!). It's great to see a vendor with geniune > concern for their customers. I will echo this. My experience with the MIPS hotline, and field service, has been uniformly excellent. It makes working on the machine much more satisfying when you know people are interested in correcting the problems you encounter. Paul DuBois dubois@primate.wisc.edu