Sorry...haven't read my emails in a while. This is a response to an older question. FYI the Emax II has drivers for CDROM drives in it's BIOS (unfortunately). As a result, there are only a few specific drives (mostly very old Toshiba) that will work. Apple CD Roms don't seem to work. I believe John Silveria has a list, or I could dig up the one he sent me a few years back. It took me 2 years to find a CD drive that would work. I was working in a used computer store, and went through about a dozen old scsi CD drives that came through the shop. I found a Toshiba that was not on the "list", but had a similar model number that worked, also one that is a brand I never heard of. As I recall they worked with the resister packs in place. Just a side note, I bought a couple used Compaq computers a while back for $20 EA, so I could remove the 540 MB SCSI HD's for use with my Emax II> The paln is to load CD banks onto them (I bought the last copies of the Emax II 1 meg and 4 Meg bank CD's from the factory, they gave me a 2 for 1 deal as they were the last ones!). I have an Emax II, upgraded to 8 MB, with a 1 Gig external HD currently. It's one of many peices of electronic music gaditry I own, and one of dozens of "projects" I have very little time to play with these days :( Good luck to everyone looking for a CD drive! Bob -- acid_line@... wrote: > --- In emax@y..., "John Silveria" <emaxjs@h...> > wrote: > > Could termination be an issue, have you tried it > in different parts of your SCSI chain? > > Have you tried it with an without termination? If > memory serves me the Emax II requires > > that the final link in a chain have termination. > Could the SCSI ID be conflicting? Do you > > have Emax II format media in the drive that is > getting the "not an Emax II drive" error? > Well, actually I tried using the cd-rpm drive with > a Greytsounds cd loaded and nothing happened, I've > just tried with another > Apple drive , a cd300, and it said "Not Emax II > drive". I also tried using scsi ID from 2 to 7 and I > got the Emax stalled. > Perhaps the cd150 is not compatible with the Emax > II, who knows anyway, I expect to find the right > device, thanks anyway. > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Find the one for you at Yahoo! Personals http://personals.yahoo.com
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Re: [emax] Re: CD-Rom Drive
2001-11-14 by Bob Conner
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