> Yes they will conflict; changing the SCSI ID on the HD you pulled out
should be easy > enough, there are usually unused jumpers hanging off the
pins you use to configure
> the SCSI ID. Changing it to somewhere from 1-6 is safest, taking into
consideration
> any other devices on the chain. The Duo will automatically boot off the
dock's HD
> after you've done it once, in the same way that it remembers video
settings.
Sorry about the late reply. Thanks for the advice, I set the drive to id
6. Should I set the termination though? It's the only SCSI device I'm
planning on using on/in the dock.
Charles Sharp
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