cshapiro@cs.sunysb.edu (Carl Shapiro) writes:

>I have a DEC made Pentium II (a "DEC Server 1000") with an onboard
>AIC7880 that has been acting up lately.  Every so often the following
>mesage would pop up on the console:

>ahc1: target 1 synchronous at 10.0MHz, offset = 0x8

>I assumed that this was being caused by a flakey drive, so I swapped
>that unit out (an old Seagate "Hawk") for a brand new drive made by
>IBM (DDRS-34560D), now at ID 12.  Unfortunately, the new hardware
>solved nothing.  

Maybe it is a cabling/termination problem on the "wide" part of the SCSI
bus.

The 7880 in my -current machine works fine.  But then, it doesn't get a
really high load.


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