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you should have software with drivers that will test installation of this card and will show you all devices that are connected to this card and id used. test you installation and check if this software see your cd-roms<br />

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you should have software with drivers that will test installation of this card and will show you all devices that are connected to this card and id used. test you installation and check if this software see your cd-roms


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I have a SIIG Ultra SCSI controller, and two CDROM drives, one of which is a CDR. Neither CDROM drive shows up in the BIOS, when it displays attached devices and their scsi ID. When I boot into DOS, NT, or Linux, The devices arent being seen. The light on the CDROM drives comes on when the BIOS passes by their ID. I think the BIOS is ignoring CDROM drives, and the Operating Systems that I use are trying to read from the BIOS. Any help on this would save me a lot of time and some hair.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Shane Ramey<br />
BroadLink Communications
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I have a SIIG Ultra SCSI controller, and two CDROM drives, one of which is a CDR. Neither CDROM drive shows up in the BIOS, when it displays attached devices and their scsi ID. When I boot into DOS, NT, or Linux, The devices arent being seen. The light on the CDROM drives comes on when the BIOS passes by their ID. I think the BIOS is ignoring CDROM drives, and the Operating Systems that I use are trying to read from the BIOS. Any help on this would save me a lot of time and some hair.

Thanks,

Shane Ramey
BroadLink Communications

SIIG Ultra PCI SCSI Controller + CDROM devices

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