From: z80eu@arcor.de   
      
   On 13.11.2011 08:04, Uwe Seimet wrote:   
   >   
   >> Now I buyed a IBM 0662 drive (1.0 GB SCSI, 50pin).   
   >   
   > This drive, like some other IBM drives, might require the computer to   
   > have a SCSI ID (initiator identification). If this is the case you can   
   > only use it with the full-featured SCSI bus of a TT or Falcon or with a   
   > LINK96/97 host adapter. These are the only host adapters for the ST/STE   
   > which support initiator identification (SCSI ID 7).   
   > [...]   
   > But anyway, provided your drive is not broken the lack of initiator   
   > identification with ACSI ist most likely the problem.   
   >   
      
   It seems I have again no luck (second time, because I tried a DORS 32160   
   already). May be no IBM drive can be used with a Mega STE and the   
   build-in ASCI controller.   
   I have only set "disable parity" and "autostart", no SCSI-ID jumper set   
   (that should result in a SCSI-ID = 0).   
   The drive is not recognized.   
   Why did I buyed an IBM HD ?   
   Because I read the recommendations at   
   http://atari.mnx2010.nl/helpdesk/scsi/scsi.htm ...   
   This page is not related to a Mega STE, may be the list of "compatible"   
   drives is totally wrong :-(   
      
   Regards   
     Peter   
      
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