Problem with a 2 GB+ Fujitsu SCSI disk, model M2952SYU
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- Subject: Problem with a 2 GB+ Fujitsu SCSI disk, model M2952SYU
- From: Alain Reinhardt <alainr@free.fr>
- Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2000 23:48:37 +0200
- Message-id: <00081800200600.00346@storm>
Allô,
I have a 2 GB+ Fujitsu SCSI disk, model M2952SYU, dated 1997, that I have
"liberated" from a clumsy 9x system. Under that system and also when I used it
with different Linux distrib thereafter it did not work properly. It would
"tik" and then I would get a disk error message. This was a year ago, and I
cant remember exactly the nature of the error messages. Something like
"time-out" or "scsi reset complet" ???? I think it also went on spinning and
spinning. At one point I also though it had a bugged sector. I ran no
9x so I couldn't run an antivirus. Finally, it seems to heat up quite a bit
over what I fealt was reasonnable.
Now, I would like to make good use of it.
I see I few pins where crushed in the center part of the disk male connector.
I dont know if this was there before. Could it be the cause of all the
problems?
I didnt have a diagram for the 8 jumper settings and none where already
there. Maybe I did not figured that out properly. Does someone have a
diagram ?
I am afraid that I will not succeed in installing that disk on my multi-Linux
box without disrupting or, worse destroying my installed distribs. Can I
connect it in the SCSI chain safely even it is not working properly to test it ?
What about bugs, overheating...
Thank you in advance for your comments and solutions,
Alain
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