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Since the enclosure is "intelligent", "she" decides to use the ID 0 to 4 plus 6. There's nothing I can do about it (yes I have another enclosure where you can set the ID by DIP switch, it's not the case...). What I managed to find out a few year ago when I bought it it's that if you use it in an...

As I stated earlier when I described the intended config, I want to boot from an internal drive, leaving the five HDD in the backplane available to an upgrade. The system BIOS doesn't state HDD-0 but identifies the the actual physical HDD and it's SCSI ID (make/model/ID). As said, if you remove...

Ok, I was long but not necessarily clear... Fact - The SAF-TE enclosure (backplane) sets automatically the HDD ID from 0 to 4 plus 6 to itself Fact - The ID of the other HDD on the chain are set by jumper to an ID other than 0...4, 6 or 7 Fact - The controller BIOS can set which is the boot...

First of all, thanks for your replies, Second, thanks for your replies because paying attention to the details can make you always learn something! Due to the time difference... I get your replies with some delay and eventually I reply while you're sleeping :) This morning I read your posts...

K8V SE Deluxe AMD 64-3200 processor RAM - 2x512 DC-390U3W SCSI not detected Hi, I'm needing some help with a really weird problem: I'm "revamping" a sound post-production workstation built around a K8V SE Deluxe mobo. My project is to speed it up using a bunch of U160 SCSI HDD I have and a...