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When I boot up the P4DC6 motherboard, I get a SCSI termination error displayed. How can I correct this?
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This error is generated by the SCSI host adapter which means that the SCSI adapter does not have termination required for 8-bit SCSI line. The onboard SCSI adapter is a 16-bit device and to provide an 8-bit SCSI chain 8-bit has to be terminated correctly. Please go in the SCSI BIOS (ctrl-A during POST) and select F6 to restore factory settings. Save and reboot the system. If you still get this error, please check the SCSI termination jumpers on the motherboard and ensure they are set correctly. If the error still happens, flash the motherboard BIOS and reset the SCSI BIOS to default settings. Please contact our RMA department if nothing succeeds
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FAQ ID:
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Date Posted:
09/03/02
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