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SCSI Controller Termination
In order to have the SCSI bus function properly and reliably, termination at
the ends of the SCSI bus is necessary. Proper termination can ensure signal
on the SCSI bus will not reflect and cause data loss or errors. Settings options:
Enabled, Disabled.
Additional Options
Boot Device Configuration
Press <Enter> to enter the sub-menu screen.
Boot Device Configuration
Single Image
Master SCSI Controller ..................... AIC-7902 A at slot 0A 03:07:00
Select SCSI peripheral from which to boot
Boot SCSI Controller ......................... AIC-7902 A at slot 0A 03:07:00
Boot SCSI ID ....................................... 0
Option Listed Below Has NO EFFECT if MULTI LUN Support is Disabled
Boot LUN Number ............................ 0
Boot SCSI Controllers
Select either SCSI channel A (AIC-7902 A) or channel B (AIC-7902 B)
to boot up the SCSI subsystem.
Boot SCSI ID
Specify a SCSI device to become the boot device by selecting its SCSI
ID. Setting options: 0~15.
Boot LUN Number
If a boot device has multiple logical units, you must specify the boot
logical unit number (LUN). If multiple LUN support is disabled, speci-
fying a number here is useless. Setting options: 0~7.
SCSI Device Configuration
Press <Enter> and the following sub-menu screen appears. The sub-menu
screen allows you to specify the configuration for each device on the SCSI
bus.
SCSI BIOS Setup
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