By Gemfire
Thu Feb 22, 2018 7:31 pm
Hey guys!
First post on the forum.
I've purchased a classic about two months ago from eBay and I've been struggling with the Internal SCSI mod for some time now.
I've decided to go the way that distortedtekno showed in this thread
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=175596
I got all the cables and adapters and what a surprise - it's not working.
I've soldered the wires to the pcb
Then i connected it all to a MO drive.
The MPC scans all the SCSI IDs and it's not there.
I've tried different jumper combinations on the drive itself with no luck.
The drive is a Fujitsu MCR3230SS I got from eBay and it's 100% working. I've tested it on a PC.
So I found another MO drive which is a Fujitsu M2513A6U. The MPC gets stuck on whichever SCSI ID I put the drive on while scanning.
At this point I have no clue what to do next. The SCSI fuse was broken when I got this machine so I've replaced it already.
Maybe someone has any suggestions?
If nothing works I think I'd buy another 2000 classic mainboard, if someone has any spare ones
Thanks!
First post on the forum.
I've purchased a classic about two months ago from eBay and I've been struggling with the Internal SCSI mod for some time now.
I've decided to go the way that distortedtekno showed in this thread
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=175596
I got all the cables and adapters and what a surprise - it's not working.
I've soldered the wires to the pcb
Then i connected it all to a MO drive.
The MPC scans all the SCSI IDs and it's not there.
I've tried different jumper combinations on the drive itself with no luck.
The drive is a Fujitsu MCR3230SS I got from eBay and it's 100% working. I've tested it on a PC.
So I found another MO drive which is a Fujitsu M2513A6U. The MPC gets stuck on whichever SCSI ID I put the drive on while scanning.
At this point I have no clue what to do next. The SCSI fuse was broken when I got this machine so I've replaced it already.
Maybe someone has any suggestions?
If nothing works I think I'd buy another 2000 classic mainboard, if someone has any spare ones
Thanks!