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Subject: Re: Changing ID of 2940UW
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * Are all of those disks wide?  You can't put the controller's ID
 :
 * put the controller at ID 7... so it tends to win arbitration.

I know that.... ;)

 * >All disks are found fine if I set the adapter's ID to 7 (well I need
 * >to pull out one of the disks but that's it).
 * 
 * You had to pull one because it is narrow I would guess?

No, because it's in an enclosure and I can't change the ID easily.  We 
don't have any narrow-SCSI devices on our system.

 * Not that I know of.  Try setting the ID to something else, like 3.  It
 * should still work.

Ok, will try that tomorrow.  Thanks.

Satoshi