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Date Posted: 06:43:12 11/30/01 Fri
Author: Stuart Bell
Subject: Re: SCSI troubles
In reply to: mray 's message, "Re: SCSI troubles" on 04:54:49 11/30/01 Fri

With an HD that old, if they're there, they're probably connected.

Remove the drive and examine the PCB just behind the connector. There should be two or three black components, each with about 5 to 8 pins in a line, plugged into a line of holes in the PCB. If there's a line of holes, you're missing the terminators.

hth,
Stuart

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