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Seagate ST-15150(n,w) Jumpers to be aware of . Especially for Compaq

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Mr. James W. Laferriere)
Sun Sep 5 16:26:38 1999

Date:   Sun, 5 Sep 1999 13:22:51 -0700 (PDT)
From:   "Mr. James W. Laferriere" <babydr@baby-dragons.com>
To:     Linux Scsi maillist <linux-scsi@vger.rutgers.edu>
In-Reply-To: <Pine.LNX.3.95.990905210333.2179A-100000@localhost>


	Hello All, An fyi if you get/have ST-15150(n,w) drives that are
	OEM Compaq , The boot report shows :

	Vendor of : Compaq
	Model of  : ST15150N or ST15150W
	Revision  : 6215 or 6216 ( Maybe others )

	On Compaq OEM'd drives the jumper J4-7 is IN , If you attempt to
	use 'scsiformat' from scsiinfo(1.7) this jumper -must- be removed
	or the format -will- report failure .  And it seems to actually
	fail on the drive itself .  In that the next 'scsiinfo -a' or
	when rebooting will show that the drive has a corrupt format .

	I have found that even the ncr53c8xx.c(v3.2c) driver just at the
	time that the drive should report back finished or with an error
	-with- this jumper in will begin spewing 'scsi timeout' & 'bus
	reset' IE: this maybe what gets our 'corrupt format' above .
	Only cure for the 'scsi timeout' is -power off- or -reset- .
			Hth, JimL

Specifications for ST-15150W
 ...snip...
ST-15150W SCSI-2 Fast Wide (Barracuda 4)

                                        J01-----+
                                       (see    1|+
+-----------+                           below) +-+
| REAR VIEW |                                  1-+ --------J4-1----+
+-----------+                                  |"|                 |
                                               |"|J4 1-6           |
                                               |"|(see below)      |
                                               +"+-J4-6--+         |
        (TOP)                    J5            +"+-J4-7+ |         |
          ___________________  +--  -1+/---------\     | |         |
        -( +++++++++++++++++1)-|::::::|| 0 0 0 0 +-    | |         |
          \------------|----/  +  --  ++-5-G-G-12+     | |         1
       68 pin I/O Cable+        ||||||                 : : : : : : :
       Connection               ||||||                 | | | | | | 2
                                ||||||  Reserved ------+ | | | | | |
Spindle Synch Cable Connector --+|||||   (some drives do | | | | | |
  (pin-11 SSREF, pin-12 ground)  |||||    not have this  | | | | | |
Remote LED Connector ------------+||||    #7 jumper)     | | | | | |
 [pin-9 cathode (neg),            ||||  Enable Drive ----+ | | | | |
  pin-10 anode (pos)]             ||||   Terminators       | | | | |
                                  ||||  Reserved ----------+ | | | |
SCSI ID = 8 ----------------------+|||   (default OFF)       | | | |
SCSI ID = 4 -----------------------+||  Parity Disable ------+ | | |
SCSI ID = 2 ------------------------+|  Enable Motor Start ----+ | |
SCSI ID = 1 -------------------------+  Delay Motor Start -------+ |
SCSI ID = 0 (none)                       (10 sec * ID)             |
                                        Write Protect Enable ------+
 ...snip...
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