Bob Denny wrote:

> > Additionally, Amy at Meade said that some Toshiba laptops will only recognize the 416 if the
> > SCSI ID is set to 1. I've tried 0, 3, 4 and 6 and they don't work. But I have not tried 1. I'll let
> > you know tonight if it works.
>
> I posted a detailed note a couple of days ago stating how to use
> SCSI Explorer to look for an internal SCSI adapter (like used for
> an internal CD). Use the Interrogator tab. You may discover that
> the Adaptec is installed on Adapter #1. If so you do need to the
> adapter number in Pictor.ini.
>
> -- Bob

I saw your note Bob, but there is no CD-ROM on my system and it still has the problem of not being able to
"see" the target. This is a pretty specific problem and seems isolated to Toshiba Laptops with the 1460B
card. Besides, this is a target ID not an Adapter number. Also, I can see the SCSI traffic on the SCSI
analyizer and stranger things are happening than missing a target ID. The two devices are talking, but the
data is not in sync.

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