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[Gav]

I just got a mikronik tower just as a play around kinda system since i have a mediator 1200.Anyways it has a zorro board with scsi 2 on it,how do i check if this works?The cd isnt being recognised but i dont have software for it installed..Please help me as it would be nice to get working :O)

[Matt_H]

Sounds like the Z3 board. Is there a 3000/4000 processor slot? That board had SCSI onboard. I don't think any Z2 boards had SCSI onboard. You'll need to figure out what the device name is to configure your DOSDrivers. I think the device is memory resident, but if it's not you might find a driver at www.amiga-hardware.com

[Gav]

Thanks for the reply :-)
Yes it is the zorro 3 board with onboard scsi and the 3000/4000 cpu slot.So can i use any 3/4000 cpus on it or just a ppc?
Ok im gonna have a look through my disk as i think i might have the driver disk but if not i will go to the link..
Thanks again

[Karlos]

An old mate of mine had a micronik tower / Z3 board such as yours. He slammed a CyberStorm MKIII 060 in there and it was pretty damn fast :-)

The SCSI on board was fine, but naturally he ended up using the one on his CS.

Hey, Rip Van - if you ever read this, why aren't you a member dude?

/remids self - must get in touch with the guy...

[Matt_H]

I looked around a bit, but couldn't find a driver, but the BBoAW says there's a jumper to enable/disable SCSI, which leads me to believe the driver is memory resident. FindDevice from the IDEFIx package or SCSIInquire from Asim will both show available devices, as will the 3.9 HDToolBox, which is probably more likely to be on your drive already.

Have fun with this board. :-) I've always wanted one. Stuck with Z2 for now.