Hi netters,
my original posting was (in short terms):
My SS1+ refuse to boot anymore. The harddisk seems to be o.k. and is
running (no "stickation" problem). The Sparc shows the SUN-Logo with the
appropriate text (host-id and ethernet number ...) and all the diag messages
on /dev/ttya show no failures. But nothing else happens!
I cannot enter the PROM monitor by pressing STOP-A!
The solution is:
I had a blown fuse in the SCSI buss line. It was the SCSI termination fuse
on the motherboard. This 2A/125V fuse is located on the bottom on the right of
the motherboard.
Mr. John DiMarco writes:
If the machine comes up properly when an externally terminated device is
attached to the SCSI bus, this is almost certainly the problem.
Sorry, that I didn't check the fuses properly. There was no visible sign of
failure and I didn't use my ohmmeter. This was my fault.
Thank you very much for your answers:
Mr. Guy Cole (guycole@netcom.com)
Mr. John DiMarco (jdd@cdf.toronto.edu)
Mr. Gary Sanders (gws@cmhnet.org)
Mr. Snoball (dell@marble.bu.edu)
With best regards,
Andreas
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