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seperate HDD lights
i seem to remember hearing somwhere that with SCSI it is possible for each HDD to have its own LED, i have checked on my mobos layout and that says that it only has one header for a SCSI status LED, anyone know how i can have seperate LEDs for each of......say 6 SCSI HDDs?
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Most SCSI hard disks have seperate connector for an LED. If they're SCA drives, then all connections are on the SCA connector. If they're standard SCSI connectors, then you'll have to look up the details on the drives.
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Most SCSI hard disks have seperate connector for an LED. If they're SCA drives, then all connections are on the SCA connector. If they're standard SCSI connectors, then you'll have to look up the details on the drives.

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