Hi, I'm very much hoping I've come to the right place for some help.
I have a small home server with SCSI that has developed a rebooting problem. It won't load an o/s fully, each time (3 x o/s tried) it gets to the final system settings and then reboots. It keeps doing this.
I have pulled every component and tested them but nothing seems to work. Mobo has on board SCSI adapter and I don't know how I can check this. It recognises the drives ok. Have checked voltages and all is ok. Each hdd has been low level formatted and then high level formatted. New Bios flashed to the board.
HDD's have been checked and do not report any errors or bad sectors / clusters. Is this behaviour typical of a dying SCSI? (never had SCSI before this)
I'm out of ideas on this one and would welcome some input.
I have a small home server with SCSI that has developed a rebooting problem. It won't load an o/s fully, each time (3 x o/s tried) it gets to the final system settings and then reboots. It keeps doing this.
I have pulled every component and tested them but nothing seems to work. Mobo has on board SCSI adapter and I don't know how I can check this. It recognises the drives ok. Have checked voltages and all is ok. Each hdd has been low level formatted and then high level formatted. New Bios flashed to the board.
HDD's have been checked and do not report any errors or bad sectors / clusters. Is this behaviour typical of a dying SCSI? (never had SCSI before this)
I'm out of ideas on this one and would welcome some input.