HP StorageWorks 700ux HP StorageWorks UDO Driver V1.04 for the HP StorageWorks - Page 26

There are SCSI ID conflicts. Resolve

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Troubleshooting Table 2: FAQs (Continued) Problem I cannot get a drive letter for my standalone UDO drive. Solution ■ Another device driver is interfering with the UDO driver software. Make sure that there are no other UDF file systems installed. ■ The device driver has not been loaded for the standalone UDO drive. The UDO driver software drivers should be installed in the directory System32/Drivers/ for Windows 2000 and XP. Uninstall and then reinstall the UDO driver software to ensure that is has been installed correctly. ■ The Device Manager is not recognizing the drive. Check to make sure the SCSI bus is properly terminated, the cables are securely attached, and that the standalone UDO drive is powered on. ■ There are SCSI ID conflicts. Resolve any conflicts. Two SCSI peripherals set to the same SCSI ID will cause your computer to hang or act erratically. Normally, the SCSI host bus adapter (HBA) has been preset at ID 7. Check to make sure that all drives connected to not conflict with each other or the SCSI HBA. 26 UDO Driver Version 1.04 User's Guide

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Troubleshooting
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I cannot get a drive letter for my
standalone UDO drive.
Another device driver is interfering
with the UDO driver software. Make
sure that there are no other UDF file
systems installed.
The device driver has not been
loaded for the standalone UDO
drive. The UDO driver software
drivers should be installed in the
directory System32/Drivers/ for
Windows 2000 and XP. Uninstall
and then reinstall the UDO driver
software to ensure that is has been
installed correctly.
The Device Manager is not
recognizing the drive. Check to
make sure the SCSI bus is properly
terminated, the cables are securely
attached, and that the standalone
UDO drive is powered on.
There are SCSI ID conflicts. Resolve
any conflicts. Two SCSI peripherals
set to the same SCSI ID will cause
your computer to hang or act
erratically. Normally, the SCSI host
bus adapter (HBA) has been preset
at ID 7. Check to make sure that all
drives connected to not conflict with
each other or the SCSI HBA.
Table 2:
FAQs (Continued)
Problem
Solution