You have just configured two new SCSI drives on a system board meant for ATA drives. The drives being recognized after boot up are ATA drives. What is the problem?

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Jindra · Answer 1 · 2018-11-15T04:07:46+0000

I believe the answer you are looking for is:
A. The BIOS is not configured to boot from the SCSI drives. Enter the BIOS and set the SCSI device to be the boot device.

You have just configured two new SCSI drives on a system board meant for ATA drives. The drives being recognized after boot up are ATA drives. What is the problem?

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