[olug] [OT] 80 pin SCA SCSI drives

[John Lindinger]

Try this eBay search...  the 68/80 pin adapters go for $10 to $20 bucks.

http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?MfcISAPICommand=GetResult&ht=1&ebaytag1=ebayreg&query=68+80+pin&query2=68+80+pin&search_option=1&exclude=&category0=&minPrice=&maxPrice=&ebaytag1code=0&st=&SortProperty=MetaEndSort

As mentioned by others, the adapter will let you specify the scsi id with jumpers.

Also, check out seagate warranty service, you may be covered, though murphy's law works
against such wishful thinking.

Try entering your drive serial #s here...
http://www.seagate.com/support/service/index.html

John Lindinger





--- "Timothy G. O'Brien" <irishmasms at netscape.net> wrote:
> Now that I am over that nasty cold (well, almost); I am trying to troubleshoot some
> drive problems in an Intergraph RAID array. The drives keep "going" bad - 4 went bad
> the end of March, and two supposedly went bad over the weekend. 
> 
> I was not called in until late in the game the first time back the beginning of April,
> where we swapped out the four drives that were supposedly bad & reconstructed the
> array. This morning I was able to attack the latest issue early on. Going into the RAID
> controller I was able to produce a miracle and get the two drives that supposedly were
> "bad" working again! Thankfully the logical drive in did not have any data on it yet. 
> 
> Discussing the issue with an experienced Intergraph tech of 25+ years he (as I)
> contributed it to a power or temperature issue. Yes a temperature issue, a +/- 5 degree
> change will cause havoc with the RAID controller & backplane apparently. Pass that on
> to the powers that be to take action as required & on to other issues.
> 
> Now that you have the background – here is my dilemma. I have four drives that may
> still be good, even though the RAID controller supposedly thought they were bad. These
> four ST19171WC are SCSI, 80-pin SCA (Hot Swap able) – so they do not have the normal
> connectors, nor pinouts to set the SCSI id's and such. I'm wanting to put them on
> another SCSI controller and run some tests to confirm they have failed or not. Sooo the
> question – if I wanted to put these on another SCSI controller, is there any way I can
> do so? 
> 
> -- 
>    Timothy "Irish" O'Brien
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