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To: Zeuspaul who wrote (9562)	12/10/1999 8:58:00 AM
From: Clarence Dodge	Read Replies (1) of 14778

It worked but you can no longer remove the drive...well you can but the system will crash. That was the warning that SCSI BIOS gave. I tried it anyway...no help. I tried all the other settings you mentioned as well. The JAZ BIOS flash is definitely worth a try since this a refurbished Jaz that I bought three years ago for the Mac. I have never flashed its bios and wonder how I can do it now since I can't get the computer to run with it (Jaz) attached. Put it back on the Mac, maybe, just to flash. Then theres the platform compatability question if I did that... But I will look into it. If the version JAZ BIOS is not supported under NT 4.0 then any new adapter card would also not work of course, so I had better make sure. Thx for bringing up the Jaz BIOS, very critical to have it supported, haha..your analytical skills are well tuned and I appreciate, as always, your help with this matter:) Clarence

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