Ok after the great news that the onboard RAM and SCSI parts of my A590 are now working, now Im trying to figure out how to prep the unit for WB 1.3 install.
Currently Im using the A590 bootdisk and going into HD Toolbox.
During SCSI chain detection the hard drive is picked up fine as Device on ID 6 LUN 0 as Unknown.
I then set the drive definition for a 1059 meg drive as per the number of cyl., heads, tracks per block etc.
Low level format, exit. It states that I must save changes and reboot.
Go back into HD Toolkit, a scsi device is detected but the hard drive definition does not stick (still reads unknown) it has to be reloaded from file definition.
I partition the drive. Some how I believe its not saving the changes to the drive. Theres no write protect jumper enabled on the hard drive.
So basically the drive is detected, querying the scsi drive for cyl, head, etc information it says it cannot retrieve information, and I can partition etc but looks like no changes are saved therefore I dont get a new DH0 icon on desktop to initialise.
I think the next step would be to go to WB 2.x instead as Im sure the hdd management tools are far better.
Currently Im using the A590 bootdisk and going into HD Toolbox.
During SCSI chain detection the hard drive is picked up fine as Device on ID 6 LUN 0 as Unknown.
I then set the drive definition for a 1059 meg drive as per the number of cyl., heads, tracks per block etc.
Low level format, exit. It states that I must save changes and reboot.
Go back into HD Toolkit, a scsi device is detected but the hard drive definition does not stick (still reads unknown) it has to be reloaded from file definition.
I partition the drive. Some how I believe its not saving the changes to the drive. Theres no write protect jumper enabled on the hard drive.
So basically the drive is detected, querying the scsi drive for cyl, head, etc information it says it cannot retrieve information, and I can partition etc but looks like no changes are saved therefore I dont get a new DH0 icon on desktop to initialise.
I think the next step would be to go to WB 2.x instead as Im sure the hdd management tools are far better.
