Re: 'parity error' in a SCSI board

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Hi Marek,
thanks for the reply.

I have an Adaptec 2940U with a 68wire with 3 conectors.
I connect 1 to the SCSI adapter and the other to the
SCSI Disk.
The support up to 160MB/s but the adapter only up to 40MB/s.

Will try to get a twisted pair cable or a new adapter, because the disk
is being wasted at 40MB/s

Thanks
Oliver


Marek Kassur wrote:


On Thursday 08 May 2003 22:03, Oliver Schulze L. wrote:



I disabled the parity in the SCSI board and the problem is solved.
Is there any problem in disabling the parity in a SCSI board?



Yes, it will lead you to silent error witch is very bad thing.
Adaptec cards is known to have very sensitive bus receivers/transmiters and require good cable/terminator. Try active terminator even if there is only one disk on the bus, also change your 68 wire symmetric cable to 68 wire twisted pair (signal/ground) one.


Cheers,
Marek.






-- Oliver Schulze L. <oliver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>






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