Thanks for all the responses. I received many, and the problem has been
solved. I received valid responses from:
celeste@xs.com
michael@eccles.anu.edu.au
kevin.sheehan@uniq.com.au
szh@zcon.com
johnh@gerbil.umds.ac.uk
spr@myxa.com
white@uvm-gen.emba.uvm.edu
---All these people suggested that while I might not have a SCSI id conflict, I might not have picked the proper id. GENERIC 4.1.3 only supports 4 hard drives, on ids 0-3. I was trying to use id 5. I switched the hard drive down to 1 and it was instantly recognized at bootup. Thanks for the help everyone.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Preston Brown Yale Economics Dept. System Admin pbrown@econ.yale.edu If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice -- RUSH
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