I bought an 18 gig scsi drive for my tired old 8500, but after 
installing it, I found that when I tried to copy files from one drive to 
another my computer would freeze, but not like a normal freeze I am used 
to. The clock would stop, as would the progress bar in the file transfer 
window, but the mouse would still move.

My 8500 had been having a lot of other problems, so when I went to the 
Salvation Army and saw an 8600 with 512 megs of RAM, OS 9.1, and an 
internal Jaz drive, I plunked down the 80 bucks that they were asking. I 
have had the 8600 up and running for a week now, moved all my file into 
it, works great. Today I installed the 18 gig drive, and now when I try 
to copy files again, I get the freeze.

Somewhere in the back of my head the phrase "terminantion issue" keeps 
popping up. Could this be the problem? If it is, what do I do about it? 
Or what else could be going on? The drive is a Western Digital 18gig, 
68-pin SCSI, with a 50-pin adapter attached.

BTW, I can't believe how great the 8600 case is to work with, after 
struggling with the 8500 for many years. The whole thing has been worth 
it, just for the ease-of-use factor.

Warren Bowman


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