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Where Can I get the apple hardware test CD for xserve g4? &nbsp;I need to burn a new one.
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Where Can I get the apple hardware test CD for xserve g4?  I need to burn a new one.

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Hi;<br />
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Is there a way to verify if my SCSI controller is working? &nbsp;Some hardware test? &nbsp;My attached host is not showing up. &nbsp;Host test show OK.<br />
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System:<br />
OS X 10.3.9<br />
2 GB RAM<br />
External <br />
SCSI: ExpressPCIProUL366
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Hi;

Is there a way to verify if my SCSI controller is working?  Some hardware test?  My attached host is not showing up.  Host test show OK.

System:
OS X 10.3.9
2 GB RAM
External 
SCSI: ExpressPCIProUL366

xserve g4 external scsi controller

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