May 17, 2006 11:23 AM PDT
Security Update 2006-003 Special Report: SCSI drives not recognized
In addition to issues mounting FireWire devices, some users are reporting SCSI hard drive connection issues after Security Update 2006-003.
MacFixIt reader Al Hinds writes:
"I lost my SCSI drives after installing the Security Update 2006-003. Reinstalled OS X 10.4.6 using the combined installer - works fine.
"Running a G3 Blue and White Server with: Apple Adaptec ADPT,3950U2B SCSI Adapter (Unsupported) (2) SEAGATE 50GB ULTRA2 SCSI Drives ST150176LW (Data Drives)."
As mentioned by Al, re-applying the most recent Mac OS X combination updater (available from Apple's download page) is the most common solution to this problem.
Index:
- Active Directory issues
- FireWire problems -- Devices won't mount, etc.
- LiveUpdate (Symantec) not working -- fix on the way
- Overall System slow-down
- PDF files: Problems printing
- Release notes/update recommendations
- Removing the update
- SCSI drives not recognized
- Startup stalls/freezes after updating -- fixes
- Unintended attempted network boots (flashing globe at startup)
- UnRarX causing freezes
- Various third party application freezes
