Kris Feldmann on 6/21/01 5:53 PM wrote:
> I just bought a really trashed 2300c on eBay. I've got the internal
> disk removed, the Duo attached to a Newer UltraDock 16sce, and I'm
> booting from an external 2GB drive with a fresh installation of 7.6
> "for any Macintosh." When it boots it mounts the same external disk
> (which has only one partition) six times. Tools such as SCSI-Probe
> show the same device on all six SCSI addresses (7 is the CPU). Has
> anyone experienced this type of SCSI problem before? The external
> disk is set to SCSI ID 4, is properly terminated and works perfectly
> when attached to other Macs. I tried both active and passive
> terminators on the external drive. I don't want to invest in a new
> IDE drive for this 2300c if the logic board is bad (it has other
> problems too...).
>
>
It sounds like the directory is damaged on the external hard drive. Or
possibly trouble with the driver. Try running a drive utility such as Norton
or even Apple's Disk First Aid to repair it.
I don't think it's the 2300 itself. Keep in mind too that the external drive
is SCSI while the internal drive is ATA/IDE. Two different busses.
-makmac
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