I'm having some weird SCSI reliability issues with my IIci, but the very first thing I want to confirm is:
Is it expected behavior for the SCSI bus in a IIci to apparently be unterminated (as claimed by SCSIProbe 4.3) when zero devices are attached (meaning no internal HDD and nothing external)? I suppose it wouldn't really matter if it's unterminated in such a situation, since you don't have any devices using the bus anyway, but shouldn't there still be some kind of termination built into the SCSI controller in effect still? And wouldn't SCSIProbe detect that? An annoying side effect of this situation is that if I do connect a device internally that doesn't provide termination, SCSIProbe can't detect the device and continues to claim the bus is unterminated, until I put a terminator on the external SCSI port (by way of attaching an external CD drive that I can plug a centronics terminator into).
Is it expected behavior for the SCSI bus in a IIci to apparently be unterminated (as claimed by SCSIProbe 4.3) when zero devices are attached (meaning no internal HDD and nothing external)? I suppose it wouldn't really matter if it's unterminated in such a situation, since you don't have any devices using the bus anyway, but shouldn't there still be some kind of termination built into the SCSI controller in effect still? And wouldn't SCSIProbe detect that? An annoying side effect of this situation is that if I do connect a device internally that doesn't provide termination, SCSIProbe can't detect the device and continues to claim the bus is unterminated, until I put a terminator on the external SCSI port (by way of attaching an external CD drive that I can plug a centronics terminator into).
