jarr@pro-micol.cts.com (John Farris) (04/26/91)
It's simple, just set the number one DIP Switch to the open position <up>. ] John ---- ProLine: jarr@pro-micol Internet: jarr@pro-micol.cts.com UUCP: crash!pro-micol!jarr ARPA: crash!pro-micol!jarr@nosc.mil
isbell@athena.mit.edu (Charles L Isbell) (04/27/91)
jarr@pro-micol.cts.com (John Farris) writes: |It's simple, just set the number one DIP Switch to the open position <up>. | ] |John Thanks, but it didn't work. What are those switches for anyway? It may be a software problem. Is there something I need with GS/OS other than the SCSI.driver? I ask because I seem to be able to boot up 8bit stuff (or at least Copy II Plus) and read the disk.... AAAARRRRRRGGGGGHHHH Peace. "California bugs the hell out of me. An entire state, the largest state in the Union, consisting of people who are oblivious to the fact that they live in hell." -Kyle Baker, Why I Hate Saturn -- Don't just adopt opinions, | \ / | Charles Lee Isbell develop them. | \/ | Homeboy from hell, living axiom and ------------------------------| /\ | anonymous absolute ruler of the cosmos MIT has no opinions to adopt. | / \ | isbell@athena.mit.edu, isbell@ai.mit.edu
alfter@nevada.edu (SCOTT ALFTER) (04/27/91)
In article <1991Apr27.022902.18662@athena.mit.edu> isbell@athena.mit.edu (Charles L Isbell) writes: >Thanks, but it didn't work. What are those switches for anyway? The first switch, as has already been mentioned, control DMA. The other three set the SCSI ID of the card (set to 7 at the factory). Here's the short list of switch combinations: 234 234 234 234 234 234 234 234 xxx=0 xx =1 x x=2 x =3 xx=4 x =5 x=6 =7 x x xx x x x xx xxx Scott Alfter-----------------------------_/_---------------------------- Call the Skunk Works BBS (702) 896-2676 / v \ 6 PM-6 AM 300/1200/2400 Internet: alfter@uns-helios.nevada.edu ( ( Apple II: GEnie: S.ALFTER \_^_/ the power to be your best!