On 6 Jun 2005, at 21:02, Jeff Walther wrote:
You enable and disable SCSI termination by installing or removing
jumpers (little
black rectangles with metal in the middle) from pairs of pins. There
should be a dia
gram on the drive(s) indicating which pairs of pins enable
termination.
Now, can someone tell me why the word d i a g r a m is "unacceptable
content" to the LEM Lists server?
That was really frustrating for what was mean to be a quick simple
little answer.
Jeff Walther
Hi Jeff
I seem to remember this happening on Mac UK list the reason being D I
A G R A M looks similar to ARGAIV spelled backwards of course.
John
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