Specifications

Appendix A
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PAGE 2 - SCSI Disk SETUP
SCSI Disk SETUP
SCSI Disk Service Enabled
SCSI Initiator ID 7
SCSI Disk Retries 0
Default Boot Device Hard Disk
SCSI Disk Map Physical Device
SCSI Disk 1 ID 0, Lun 0
SCSI Disk 2 Not Active
SCSI Disk 3 Not Active
SCSI Disk 4 Not Active
DOS Disk Map Physical Device
1st Hard Disk SCSI Disk 1
2nd Hard Disk Not Active
3rd Hard Disk Not Active
4th Hard Disk Not Active
↑ ↓ [Enter] Moves between items, ← → + - Selects Values
Figure A-2. SETUP Page 2
The options on this menu allow you to:
n Enable or disable ROM-BIOS hard disk services. If disabled, the SCSI/BIOS calls are still
available to application programs, but they are not available to the operating system. However,
a SCSI drive would not boot or be available to DOS.
n Specify the SCSI Initiator ID. The ID for Ampro systems is usually specified to be 7.
n Specify SCSI disk retries. Indicate how many times the SCSI disk read and write functions will
retry should errors occur while trying to access a drive. Typical is 10 retries.
n Select the default boot device. This selects which drive the BIOS will attempt to boot from,
either the first floppy drive or the first hard disk drive.
n Specify the drive ID and LUN for one or more SCSI devices connected via a MiniModule/FSS
SCSI interface (or equivalent). Up to 4 drives may be specified. See the discussion below for
more details. Set the Physical Device Field to "Not Active" when no drive is attached to avoid
long timeout delays during boot.