>i had a similar problem with a seagate drive, the solution for me was to
>move a set of jumpers on the drive to a different setting--many drives
>have jumpers that allow manipulation of drive functions. mine has delay
>motor start, etc...check out FWB's tools (eg, world control), which
>should also show what scsi operations can be changed.

I was hoping to pop open the case tonight and take another look at the 
jumper settings.  I go the diagrams (again) off Quantum's web site last 
night.  Doesn't look like I will get to it tonight though.

>You also might
>want to check out your owner's manual that came with the drive, or write
>to the company for one. 

Duh!  You know it never even occured to me to ask if there was an owner's 
manual to this thing!  Thanks for the suggestion.  I will have to call or 
write Quantum, though, because I bought the drive at a computer fair.

Thanks,

Sean.


T. Sean (Theo) Schulze
71410.25@compuserve.com

"...determines to remain seized of the matter."