Re: termination on drives

[Jack Russell]

On Feb 9, 2004, at 5:27 PM, John Hafemeister wrote:

greetings
How do I determine if my internal drives are terminated?
I'm assuming whatever Mac you are using has SCSI drives, since this  
the unsupported OS X list?  On most SCSI drives there is a jumper 
setting for termination enabled. Short of looking at the drive and 
examining the jumper positions, I'm not sure how to determine this? If 
there is a "remote" way to do this I don't know it.

HD "termination" is a slightly different animal than termination on an 
external SCSI chain.

Jack Russell

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