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Installing a device driver
A SCSI device driver is software that lets the server communicate with a
particular SCSI device.
Note: If you have set up your server and connected additional devices, but not
yet turned the server on, return to the section “Plugging In the Server” in
Chapter 1 before installing a device driver.
To i n st all a driver:
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Start up your server, if necessary, and drag the driver icon to the System Folder icon on
your startup disk.
Any drivers needed for a SCSI device are usually on a floppy disk that comes
with the device. (If no drivers come with the device, then it doesn’t need any.)
You may have to restart your server to activate the driver.
Do you need to initialize a hard disk?
You need to initialize a hard disk only in the following cases:
m The disk is new and uninitialized. Your internal hard disk and most external
hard disks are initialized at the factory and do not have to be initialized
again. If you are adding a new non-Apple hard disk to your server, check
your owner’s manual to see if it needs to be initialized.
m Yo u ’ve e x p e r i e n ced repeated errors using this disk. If problems persist after
you reinitialize the disk, the disk is in need of servicing.
You use the Apple Drive Setup program to initialize and name a hard disk.
Apple Drive Setup is provided as part of your system software and can be
found in the Utilities folder on the server’s hard disk as well as on the
Work gr oup Server Software CD-ROM disc. See Chapter 4, “Managing Hard
Disks,” in the Wo rk gr oup Server Administrator’s Guide and the instructions for
preparing a disk for use in the “Disks” topic in Macintosh Guide, available in
the Guide (h) menu.
If you are using the Apple RAID Software that accompanied your Workgroup
Server, you may want to use the Apple RAID Setup program to reinitialize
your hard disk(s) to optimize your server’s performance. See the Apple RAID
Administrator’s Guide for instructions.
62 Chapter 3 / Expanding Your Server and Connecting Other Equipment
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- Workgroup Server 8550 1
- K Apple Computer, Inc 2
- Contents 3
- Contents v 5
- Contents vii 7
- FCC statement 8
- DOC statement 8
- VCCI statement 8
- CE statement 8
- Laser information 9
- About This Guide 10
- Who should read this guide 11
- What this guide contains 11
- How to use this guide 11
- Other reference material 12
- Where to find answers 13
- 1 Setting Up Your Server 14
- Your s er ver at a glance 15
- Security 17
- lock ports 17
- Installing internal devices 18
- Connecting a monitor 18
- Monitor cable 20
- Monitor port 20
- ADB icon 22
- Power cord plug 23
- Power cord socket 23
- Turning the server on 24
- Startup disk icon 25
- Mac OS desktop 25
- Turning the server on 17 26
- Turning the server off 27
- 2 Connecting to the Network 28
- AAUI Ethernet port 29
- Ethernet icon 29
- 10BASE-T Ethernet port 29
- Ethernet port 30
- (10BASE-T) 30
- 3-meter patch cord 30
- Wall plate 30
- 10BASE-T hub 30
- Ethernet port (AAUI) 31
- Thin coaxial cable 31
- Electrical outlet 32
- Apple Ethernet AUI Adapter 32
- Ethernet transceiver 32
- Printer port 33
- LocalTalk adapter 33
- LocalTalk cable 33
- Printer port icon 33
- Setting up multihoming 37
- 3 Expanding Your Server 40
- Opening the server safely 41
- Opening the server safely 33 42
- Installing an expansion card 43
- Power supply 44
- 3 Lower the retainer 45
- 8 Replace the retainer 47
- Upgrading the processor 49
- Expanding memory 50
- SCSI port 51
- SCSI icon 51
- Setting the SCSI ID number 52
- SCSI ID switch 53
- Termination block 55
- Installing a device driver 71
- ADB port icon 73
- ADB port 73
- Modem port icon 74
- Modem port 74
- Sound input port 75
- Sound output port 75
- Stereo miniplug 76
- Apple PlainTalk Microphone 77
- 6 Turn on the server 79
- Handling the monitor 82
- Handling the keyboard 83
- Handling floppy disks 83
- Handling CD-ROM discs 84
- Ejecting a disk 85
- Cleaning your equipment 86
- Musculoskeletal discomfort 90
- Eye fatigue 91
- Arranging your office 92
- Avoiding fatigue 93
- Workgroup Server 8550: 96
- Specifications 98
- DRAM configurations 99
- VRAM configurations 100
- Cache configurations 100
- Adding DRAM 100
- Graphics modes 101
- Colors or grays supported 102
- Specifications 93 102
- Internal disk drives 103
- Clock/calendar 103
- Keyboard 103
- Interfaces 103
- IMPORTANT 104
- Specifications 95 104
- Audio system 105
- Specifications 97 106
- AC line input 107
- AC line output 107
- DC power 107
- Expansion cards and devices 108
- Assigning SCSI ID numbers 109
- Size and weight 110
- Environment 110
- Audio capacity 111
- Modes supported 112
- Power consumption (typical) 112
- 106 Index 115
- 108 Index 117
- 110 Index 119
- W, X, Y, Z 120
- Apple Computer, Inc 121
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