I've got a Q840, and it appears to be quite functional. It has one problem. Its internal SCSI connector doesn't work quite right. Any drives I connect there aren't recognized. Normally this would be a problem, but the external SCSI connector works just fine, and when I removed an internal drive and connected it externally, it booted up just fine.
Question of the day: How do I get the internal connector SCSI to be functional? From what I understand there is only one SCSI buss on this machine (unlike the Q950 which has two independent SCSI busses), so there should be no difference. This used to work, but just one day the internal buss just died. What did I do?
Question of the day: How do I get the internal connector SCSI to be functional? From what I understand there is only one SCSI buss on this machine (unlike the Q950 which has two independent SCSI busses), so there should be no difference. This used to work, but just one day the internal buss just died. What did I do?