From: jimd@panix2.panix.com   
      
   Problem might be parity. Stacy is no parity, and even drives with a no   
   parity jumper do not work some times.  One work around, if you can build   
   small and neat, is a parity generator chip. If you can wire one of those   
   in, you can use a drive with parity.   
      
   Guillaume Tello  writes:   
      
   : Hello,   
      
   : I have open (at last!) my STACY and wanted to change the HD.   
   : I have a SCSI 160MB that runs well on the TT.   
   : I put it into the STACY and get a strange problem :   
      
   : when powered on, it signals a short-circuit! (is it the right word? I   
   : mean that electricity is connected from + to -) and the alimentation   
   : makes a caracteristical noise.   
   : If I just unplug the power cord of the new HD, it's ok.   
      
   : But this HD worked few minutes before!!!   
      
   : On the main board I can read +5V, gnd, gnd, +12V and the four wires are   
   : correctly directed to the same pins on the hard drive...   
      
   : HELP !!!   
      
   : Guillaume.   
      
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