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06-09-2004 09:38 AM
06-09-2004 09:38 AM
NetRAID 1M POST Initialization fails
We have installed a new 1M in an E800. We are attempting to attach 2 Common bay drives to it. When both are attached, the E800 hangs at POST when the 1M's BIOS is initializing, in kind of a loop. Initilaize..... Intil..
If we remove one of the drive, POST completes right away and we can get to the.
What could be causing such a reaction? We tried differing SCSI ID's, what else?
If we remove one of the drive, POST completes right away and we can get to the
What could be causing such a reaction? We tried differing SCSI ID's, what else?
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