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Yeah, in one chain should not be two SCSI devices with the same SCSI ID<br />
number (usually from 0-7).<br />
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Yeah, in one chain should not be two SCSI devices with the same SCSI ID
number (usually from 0-7).



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The problem is in the ibm bios, the ps2 had a 320 mg scsi hd that failed. I need to get the system partion on the new drive. this is why im getting the I99900XX error<br />

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The problem is in the ibm bios, the ps2 had a 320 mg scsi hd that failed. I need to get the system partion on the new drive. this is why im getting the I99900XX error


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Hmm, so I assume you can't boot ? In this case, take out failed HD and leave new one,<br />
prepare bootable floppy on friend's computer and repartition/reformat new HD (or maybe<br />
I don't completely understand what situation you are in ?).<br />

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Hmm, so I assume you can't boot ? In this case, take out failed HD and leave new one,
prepare bootable floppy on friend's computer and repartition/reformat new HD (or maybe
I don't completely understand what situation you are in ?).


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How to get past the I9990022 error when installing a 4.5 gig<br />
scsi hd on IBM PS/2 model 90 (8590-okd)
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How to get past the I9990022 error when installing a 4.5 gig
scsi hd on IBM PS/2 model 90 (8590-okd)

SCSI install on IBM ps/2 model 90

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