Nerossako vika?

Onko asemien Master/slave asetukset oikeinpäin?

Minulla win2000 tekee saman tai varoittaa jo ennen polttoa, että ovat samassa väylässä eikä auta vaikka kytkee erilailla. Saattaa olla joittenkin emojen ide bus ajurit sellaisia, ettei poltto oikein onnistu win2000 alla.
Sen takia minulla on toisena käyttiksenä ME, jolla hoitelen polttohommat. Emo on MSI kt7 Turbo2

The LSI Logic Storage Device Management System (SDMS) is a complete software
package that solves the increasingly complex problem of managing system
I/O. It seamlessly addresses hardware and software interfaces by supporting
LSI Logic's family of SCSI processors and controllers, and a wide range of
SCSI peripheral devices, while offering interoperability across application
programs, operating systems, and host platforms. SDMS consists of a resident
SCSI BIOS that manages all SCSI controller or processor specific functions,
and a series of SCSI device drivers that provide operating system and
peripheral specific support.

SDMS provides a standard method to interface SCSI I/O subsystems with
devices, operating systems, and application software. It also enhances
system capabilities already provided by SCSI controllers and processors
by facilitating multi-threaded I/O support, system-wide SCSI device access,
and creation of new applications.


******************************** Overview ********************************

An LSI Logic SCSI controller or processor can control peripherals such as
hard disk drives, CD-ROM drives, tape drives, and removable media. SCSI
peripherals are intelligent devices that do not need the constant attention
required by non-intelligent devices. Up to 15 SCSI peripheral devices can
be connected (by using the SCSI bus) to a SCSI host bus adapter card on
which the SCSI controller or processor resides.

A SCSI host bus adapter can also function as a secondary adapter in a system
which already has a primary hard drive controller card (IDE, ESDI, ST506).
Only SCSI host bus adapters will do this, expanding the possibilities for
system configuration.

* SCSI BIOS *

A SCSI BIOS is the bootable ROM code that manages SCSI hardware resources. It
is specific to an LSI Logic family of SCSI controllers or processors. An SDMS
SCSI BIOS integrates with a standard system BIOS, extending the standard disk
service routine provided through INT13h. It is also responsible for processing
and executing SCSI requests communicated from a SCSI device driver or
application.

An important feature of the SCSI BIOS is that it is completely operating
system independent. All ROM-based SCSI BIOS support booting from a SCSI hard
disk and can be ported to a variety of hardware platforms. They also support
16-bit and 32-bit operating systems running under real or protected addressing
modes.

The SDMS SCSI BIOS provides a hardware independent interface which isolates the
operating system drivers and SCSI application programs from the underlying
hardware. This enables a single driver to work with any host adapter or SCSI
controller which has an SDMS SCSI BIOS.

During its boot time initialization, the SCSI BIOS determines if another hard
disk is already installed. If there is, the SCSI BIOS will map any SCSI drives
it finds behind the drive already installed. Otherwise, the SCSI BIOS will
install drives starting with the system boot drive. In this case, the system
will boot from a drive controlled by the SCSI BIOS. For more information on
SCSI BIOS control of hard disk drives, refer to the PCI Storage Device
Management System SDMS 4.0 User's Guide.

* SCSI Device Drivers *

The SCSI device drivers translate an operating system I/O request into a data
structure, and transport the structure to the SCSI BIOS. An LSI Logic SCSI
device driver is operating system specific, but completely hardware
independent. The hardware specifics are addressed by the SCSI BIOS.

Although a driverless solution exists for some operating systems, and
provides adequate support for many applications, loading a driver (or drivers
in some cases) will provide additional features. Connecting peripherals other
than hard disk drives, for example, requires loading the appropriate
driver(s).

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WIN2K ASPI.TXT
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Installation Guide for the SDMS Windows 2000 ASPI Version 1.07.00

This file describes the features and use of the SDMS ASPI for Windows 2000
software support package. It is divided into the following sections:

Introduction for Windows 2000
Features
Description

Installing Windows 2000 ASPI
Using an Installshield
Command Line Options


*********************** Introduction for Window 2000 ***********************

SDMS Windows 2000 ASPI is a software support package based on the "ASPI for
Win32", version 2.3 specification. The ASPI software provides a mechanism used
by Windows applications as an interface to access SCSI adapters and peripherals.

* * * * * * * * * * * * Features * * * * * * * * * * *

SDMS Windows 2000 ASPI supports these features:

o 32-bit Windows applications
o Provides information about SCSI adapters and devices
o Use to issue SCSI I/O requests
o Multithreaded and multitasking operations


* * * * * * * * * * * Description * * * * * * * * * * *

SDMS Windows 2000 ASPI is designed to the Advanced SCSI Programming Interface
(ASPI) version 2.3 specification. All Windows applications use this interface
to gain access to system SCSI devices. Applications using this interface can
retrieve information about installed SCSI adapters and the SCSI peripherals
attached to the adapters. Applications using the ASPI interface can issue
SCSI I/O requests to the devices.

Typical of these types of applications are utility programs that investigate
and explore SCSI devices, or applications such as CD-R mastering software
and scanner applications.

SDMS Windows 2000 ASPI is comprised of two modules:

1. a user mode DLL, and
2. a kernel mode device driver

Applications using ASPI only interface with the user mode DLL. The DLL passes
commands and requests to the kernel mode device driver, which in turn
interfaces with the Windows 2000 operating system for execution of the request.


*********************** Installing Windows 2000 ASPI ************************

To install Windows 2000 ASPI software, you execute an InstallShield setup
program. If you obtained the software from the LSI Logic web site, it will be
in the form of a self-extracting zip file. Expand the zip file into a directory
on your hard disk drive, or to a diskette and then run "setup". If you receive
the Windows 2000 ASPI files on a diskette, simply run "setup".

The setup program installs the Windows 2000 ASPI files into the proper
directories as well as making the appropriate registry entries.

After installing the software, you must reboot the computer.


* * * * * * * * * * * Command Line Options * * * * * * * *

There are no command line options with the Windows 2000 ASPI software.

Joo sama ongelma on mullakin ja vaikka vaihtais master/sleve paikkoja miten tai johtoa pyörittäis kuinka niin teksti tulee joskus ja jos sattuu saamaan sen poltamaan loppuun saakka niin musiikki on hyppivää joten soittajat soittaa tyylillä eiku eiku mut menee silti koko ajan samalla eteen päin eli ei sejää samaan kohtaan juraa