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From: yunho@myhost.subdomain.domain ()
Newsgroups: comp.publish.cdrom.hardware
Subject: NEC CDR-210 and NCR PCI SCSI?
Date: 3 Aug 1994 01:18:13 GMT
Organization: AI Section, ETRI, Korea
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Summary: NEC CDR-210 drive and NCR PCI SCSI board does not work
Keywords: CDR-210 PCI SCSI NCR
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Hello all,

I have been using NEC CDR-210 SCSI double speed CDROM drive with Trantor 
T128 board.  Recently, I upgraded my 486 motherboard to PCI board and also 
installed a SCSI board which uses NCR 53C810 chip.  When I boot my PC, 
the NCR BIOS on motherboard recognizes the CD-ROM drive (the only SCSI 
device, I use IDE hard disks) and prints the name.  SCSI device driver 
recognizes the controller, too.
The problem is CD-ROM device driver can't detect the NEC CDR-210. I use MS-DOS
and OS/2 and the problem is the same for both OS's. 

My system configuration is:
  486DX2-50  16MB RAM 
  PCI/ISA/VESA motherboard (SiS chipset - I'm not sure about this)
  ET4000w32p PCI graphics board
  ISA IDE and floppy controller
  ISA parallel and serial interface
  NCR 53C810 PCI SCSI controller

If you have the same experience or have a solution, please post to this group
or email to yunho@hama.etri.re.kr.   Thanks in advance!