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Well... To start with, I have an Adaptec 2940 UW PCI. Secondly, I can, with this card, boot from any drive, no matter the SCSI ID. My question was concerning the best configuration for speed. Would a disk be, for example, faster with SCSI ID 0, or it just doesn't matter at all?<br />
Finally, I'd need to know what those settings I mentioned in my question are.<br />

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Well... To start with, I have an Adaptec 2940 UW PCI. Secondly, I can, with this card, boot from any drive, no matter the SCSI ID. My question was concerning the best configuration for speed. Would a disk be, for example, faster with SCSI ID 0, or it just doesn't matter at all?
Finally, I'd need to know what those settings I mentioned in my question are.


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I'd like to know if there is optimized SCSI ID for ultra wide hard disks (Drive C and D), or is there no difference if I give ID 0 to 6 or ID 8 to 15 to my first drive?<br />
I'd also like to know if there is specific jumper configuration for UW HDD.<br />
Do I have to set on jumpers for : auto-start, option block mode, parity, master or slave sync, unit attention, TI sync negociations, etc... Please help.<br />
My 2 HDD are IBM DFHS 32160, 2.2Go ultra wide.<br />
You can have more information about those 2 HDs at :<br />
<a href="http://www.storage.ibm.com/storage/techsup/hddtech/dfhs" rel="ugc nofollow">http://www.storage.ibm.com/storage/techsup/hddtech/dfhs</a><br />
/dfhsjum.htm<br />
Thank you in advance...
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I'd like to know if there is optimized SCSI ID for ultra wide hard disks (Drive C and D), or is there no difference if I give ID 0 to 6 or ID 8 to 15 to my first drive?
I'd also like to know if there is specific jumper configuration for UW HDD.
Do I have to set on jumpers for : auto-start, option block mode, parity, master or slave sync, unit attention, TI sync negociations, etc... Please help.
My 2 HDD are IBM DFHS 32160, 2.2Go ultra wide.
You can have more information about those 2 HDs at :
http://www.storage.ibm.com/storage/techsup/hddtech/dfhs
/dfhsjum.htm
Thank you in advance...

Jumpers and SCSI IDs for ultra wide HDD

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