Re: Problem with external SCSI hard disk on Mac Plus

2013-06-03 Thread Doug McNutt
At 08:59 -0500 6/3/13, Geoffrey Oltmans wrote, and I snipped a bunch:
Well I tried the patched SC Setup but to no avail... wouldn't recognize the 
drive. I did manage to get it working again though with a copy of FWB HD 
Toolkit. The drive is now booting again on its own. Go figure.



On Fri, May 31, 2013 at 10:17 AM, Nathan Raymond 
mailto:nraym...@gmail.comnraym...@gmail.com wrote:

Yes, I recommended the old HD SC Setup because it predates Drive Setup (HD SC 
Setup was first introduced in 1986).  Use HD SC Setup with System 7.1 and 
earlier.  Use Drive Setup with system 7.5 and later:

http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1249http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1249


Any time you install Mac OS versions 7.6, 7.6.1, 8.0, 8.1, 8.5, 8.5.1, or 8.6 
on your computer, you should use Drive Setup 1.7.3 to update the driver on 
your hard disk again. If you are using a version of Mac OS prior to 7.6, it is 
not necessary to use Drive Setup 1.7.3 to update your hard disk drive. Note 
that Drive Setup 1.7.3 was tested with and is supported with System 7.5 
through Mac OS 8.6.


Working on a bunch of SE/30s that all have new capacitors installed by my 
housekeeper who got laid off by TRW. I'm hoping to get them all running system 
7.5

The newest version of FWB, running on OS 9.1  an 8500 ,  I can't use the 
various tests that I would like to use. FWB complains that the boot sectors 
must be upgraded before I can access a disk with FWB's test routines.

If I do the FWB update my SE/30's will not mount the disk. If I use Apple's 
patched disk tools to install a boot sector everything is fine except I can't 
run FWB tests.

Yeah. Murphy's law comes to mind.  Any ideas? I really need to do sustained 
read/write tests.

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Re: Problem with external SCSI hard disk on Mac Plus

2013-06-03 Thread glen


- Original Message -
 From: Doug McNutt dougl...@macnauchtan.com

 Working on a bunch of SE/30s that all have new capacitors installed by my 
 housekeeper who got laid off by TRW. I'm hoping to get them all running 
 system 7.5
 
 The newest version of FWB, running on OS 9.1  an 8500 ,  I can't use the 
 various tests that I would like to use. FWB complains that the boot sectors 
 must 
 be upgraded before I can access a disk with FWB's test routines.
 
 If I do the FWB update my SE/30's will not mount the disk. If I use 
 Apple's patched disk tools to install a boot sector everything is fine 
 except I can't run FWB tests.
 
 Yeah. Murphy's law comes to mind.  Any ideas? I really need to do sustained 
 read/write tests.
 

La Cie's Silverlining 5.7.x.or 5.8.x --  not the Lite, SQ or Pro 6.x versions. 
I have 5.8.2, not sure about licensing. I may still have the original floppies 
(and upgrades) that are no longer needed if you want them.

As mentioned in a previous post I also have the freeware ATTO 2.81 and ATTO 
2.8.2. Great benchmarking utilites. I don't know if they test read/write and 
will not remap bad blocks. --glen

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