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Just installed SCO Unix V3.0 on P60 MHz with adaptec 2940 today! &nbsp;Try this,<br />
1) On Boot up &nbsp; --&gt; &nbsp;CTRL &lt;A&gt; &nbsp;--&gt; Adaptec SCSI Utils<br />
2) Set Host SCSI ID = 0 &nbsp; &nbsp;(Not 7, as &nbsp;manuals/default settings say!)<br />
3) Link with Adaptec alad Driver <br />

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Just installed SCO Unix V3.0 on P60 MHz with adaptec 2940 today!  Try this,
1) On Boot up   -->  CTRL <A>  --> Adaptec SCSI Utils
2) Set Host SCSI ID = 0    (Not 7, as  manuals/default settings say!)
3) Link with Adaptec alad Driver


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i am installing sco unix v4.2 on a 80486 system board -amddx4-100mhz with adaptec 2940 (also tried mylex,asus,tekram cards too)... boot with N1 disk... when i link btl or default scsi driver.. it gives an error &quot;&nbsp;bad magic number &quot;&nbsp;and cannot continue the install. able to low level format the scsi disk.<br />
any ideas?<br />
thanks
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i am installing sco unix v4.2 on a 80486 system board -amddx4-100mhz with adaptec 2940 (also tried mylex,asus,tekram cards too)... boot with N1 disk... when i link btl or default scsi driver.. it gives an error " bad magic number " and cannot continue the install. able to low level format the scsi disk.
any ideas?
thanks

sco scsi - bad magic number

Unix is a multitasking, multi-user computer operating system originally developed in 1969 at Bell Labs. Today, it is a modern OS with many commercial flavors and licensees, including FreeBSD, Hewlett-Packard’s UX, IBM AIX and Apple Mac OS-X. Apart from its command-line interface, most UNIX variations support the standardized X Window System for GUIs, with the exception of the Mac OS, which uses a proprietary system.