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SCSI driver available, so the driver might have to be installed
manually, perhaps from the original NT system CD. The SCSI card
should have instructions on the driver it needs and how to install it.
Older, pre-PCI computers require a special ISA or ISO bus SCSI card.
Such a card should come with its own manual, and may take some
effort to set up. It will probably require assistance from a PC technical
support person.
SCSI Strikes Back
Not following the SCSI device connection and termination protocols
can lead to more problems than you might think. The possible
dangers include loss of data, intermittent communications,
corruption of data on a SCSI hard disk, failure of the computer to
boot from a SCSI drive, and failure of the computer to recognise SCSI
devices connected to it. Such problems are very unlikely, however, if
you follow the rules.
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