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Second SCSI drive not recognized

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Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.setup_upgrade (More info?)

I am running Win2000 on a Shuttle motherboard, with an Adaptec 29160
controller. The only IDE drive is the CD. I have two IBM 18 GB
HDD's. They are not the same model. When I turn on Domain
Validation, the second drive operates at 40 MB/s, instead of 160 MB/s,
which, of course, slows down the entire chain to 40. The drive
manufacturer tells me that this is because it does not support Domain
Validation. When in this configuration, the drive shows up in the
Drive Management console. When I turn off the Domain Validation, the
second drive now runs at 160 like it should, and is recognized by the
SCSI BIOS. But it doesn't show up in the Drive Management console. I
can't format it or use it. Can anyone help?

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Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.setup_upgrade (More info?)

According to IBM "SCSI general information - Servers and
IntelliStation" (see URL [unwrap lines!]:
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?
lndocid=MIGR-40595
"Domain Validation intelligently verifies system
configuration, testing during the boot cycle or on
introduction of a new device for the maximum speed the
target can maintain."
Perhaps you should "believe" its opinion when it limits
the data transfer rate of your HDD to 40MBytes/sec.

>-----Original Message-----
>I am running Win2000 on a Shuttle motherboard, with an
Adaptec 29160
>controller. The only IDE drive is the CD. I have two
IBM 18 GB
>HDD's. They are not the same model. When I turn on
Domain
>Validation, the second drive operates at 40 MB/s, instead
of 160 MB/s,
>which, of course, slows down the entire chain to 40. The
drive
>manufacturer tells me that this is because it does not
support Domain
>Validation. When in this configuration, the drive shows
up in the
>Drive Management console. When I turn off the Domain
Validation, the
>second drive now runs at 160 like it should, and is
recognized by the
>SCSI BIOS. But it doesn't show up in the Drive
Management console. I
>can't format it or use it. Can anyone help?
>.
>

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.setup_upgrade (More info?)

I would "believe" it except for two things:

1. The manufacturer said that the drive does not support Domain Validation.

2. The drive is a U160 drive, and should run at 160.

"Ben-Zion Joselson" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:<2cf901c42890$08ecb9f0$a601280a@phx.gbl>...
> According to IBM "SCSI general information - Servers and
> IntelliStation" (see URL [unwrap lines!]:
> http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?
> lndocid=MIGR-40595
> "Domain Validation intelligently verifies system
> configuration, testing during the boot cycle or on
> introduction of a new device for the maximum speed the
> target can maintain."
> Perhaps you should "believe" its opinion when it limits
> the data transfer rate of your HDD to 40MBytes/sec.
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >I am running Win2000 on a Shuttle motherboard, with an
> Adaptec 29160
> >controller. The only IDE drive is the CD. I have two
> IBM 18 GB
> >HDD's. They are not the same model. When I turn on
> Domain
> >Validation, the second drive operates at 40 MB/s, instead
> of 160 MB/s,
> >which, of course, slows down the entire chain to 40. The
> drive
> >manufacturer tells me that this is because it does not
> support Domain
> >Validation. When in this configuration, the drive shows
> up in the
> >Drive Management console. When I turn off the Domain
> Validation, the
> >second drive now runs at 160 like it should, and is
> recognized by the
> >SCSI BIOS. But it doesn't show up in the Drive
> Management console. I
> >can't format it or use it. Can anyone help?
> >.
> >
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