Grab your Phillips, it's... The Latest from The Screwdriver List! Bus mastering is disabled. The drive was physically set to its SCSI id; no automatic options were used. We flashed the Adaptec card's BIOS to the most recent version we could locate, and the HP's BIOS has also been updated. Our solution - so far - was to scrounge a 4-gig IDE drive from a junked machine and install Win2k on it. The SCSI drive was set to be the second physical drive. On Tue, 13 Feb 2001 19:55:48 -0000, you wrote: >Grab your Phillips, it's... >The Latest from The Screwdriver List! > > >Ron, I had a number of problems with a drive under Win2K that turned out to >be due to a problem in the BIOS. It was a Maxtor drive and it turned out >that the BIOS had faulty code for mode 4 drives. It hadn't been a problem >under 98 and to this day I don't know why. Flashing the BIOS did the trick. >That is probably not the problem here but I thought that it was worth >mentioning, for both the motherboard and the adapter BIOS. > >I would also check whether bus mastering is on or off, and turn off the >automatic assignment of SCSI id numbers. I forget what that feature is >called since I never use it. > >- Good luck Ron n1zhi [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ:26516311++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ That's all for now from The Screwdriver List "Red Stripe to Pin 1" ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
