Replied: Thu, 27 Apr 2000 15:12:36 -0400
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Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2000 15:02:28 -0400
From: Neil Jasper <njasper@ecs.syr.edu>
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Dr. Fox,

To remove the device you will need to go into two areas:
1- in the Control Pannel open the devices Icon
    Find the line device for 'imgatapi' and set the startup to disabled.
    if this is a 1GB Jazz drive, you may also need to disable the JAZZxxx devices.

2- Next open the SCSI Controler Icon in the Control Panel, click your mouse on any
+ and look for the Iomega device.  If not there, you need go no further.  However
if it shows under on of the controllers you want to remove the driver (DRIVER TAB)
for that controller.  [BE CAREFUL HERE...If the controller is a standard dual
controller, DO NOT remove the drivers or none of your IDE disk drives will work.]
This is a dangerous area. Please ask a local systems person to work this or you
may not be able to boot your system again!

Unfortunatly, I do not have the boxes for the Videum devices to know the exact
kit, but it was sold as a Pro Kit if that helps any.  The model number should be
on the camera.

Memory areas that are adjustable have a selectable rangs allowed by each device
being configured.  Just select another area over x300 and it should work.  If
there is any conflict that still exists, the system will either not allow the
change or you will see a message on reboot.  It is really a guessing game,
wspecially with a variety of devices on a system.


Geoffrey Fox wrote:

> Port2 is IOMEGA drive
> How do I "remove devices"?
> I can uninstall software
> Videum has a utility to change memory used but I don't know
> a) which Videum device we have
> b) which memory areas are free
> Please asdvise
>
> PS presumably I don't have appropriate drivers for either here
> Are they somewhere I can access?
> Thanks
>
> Geoffrey Fox  gcf@npac.syr.edu gcf@cs.fsu.edu
> Phones Cell 315-254-6387  Syracuse Office 315-443-2163 FSU Office 850-644-4587


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Dr. Fox,

<P>To remove the device you will need to go into two areas:
<BR>1- in the Control Pannel open the devices Icon
<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Find the line device for 'imgatapi' and set the
startup to disabled.
<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; if this is a 1GB Jazz drive, you may also need to
disable the JAZZxxx devices.

<P>2- Next open the SCSI Controler Icon in the Control Panel, click your
mouse on any + and look for the Iomega device.&nbsp; If not there, you
need go no further.&nbsp; However if it shows under on of the controllers
you want to remove the driver (DRIVER TAB) for that controller.&nbsp; [BE
CAREFUL HERE...If the controller is a standard dual controller, DO NOT
remove the drivers or none of your IDE disk drives will work.] <B><U>This
is a dangerous area. Please ask a local systems person to work this or
you may not be able to boot your system again!</U></B>

<P>Unfortunatly, I do not have the boxes for the Videum devices to know
the exact kit, but it was sold as a Pro Kit if that helps any.&nbsp; The
model number should be on the camera.

<P>Memory areas that are adjustable have a selectable rangs allowed by
each device being configured.&nbsp; Just select another area over x300
and it should work.&nbsp; If there is any conflict that still exists, the
system will either not allow the change or you will see a message on reboot.&nbsp;
It is really a guessing game, wspecially with a variety of devices on a
system.
<BR>&nbsp;
<BR>&nbsp;

<P>Geoffrey Fox wrote:
<BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE>Port2 is IOMEGA drive
<BR>How do I "remove devices"?
<BR>I can uninstall software
<BR>Videum has a utility to change memory used but I don't know
<BR>a) which Videum device we have
<BR>b) which memory areas are free
<BR>Please asdvise

<P>PS presumably I don't have appropriate drivers for either here
<BR>Are they somewhere I can access?
<BR>Thanks

<P>Geoffrey Fox&nbsp; gcf@npac.syr.edu gcf@cs.fsu.edu
<BR>Phones Cell 315-254-6387&nbsp; Syracuse Office 315-443-2163 FSU Office
850-644-4587</BLOCKQUOTE>
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