Wrong resistance. 
Need 110 Ohm. I've searched high and low for them, and can't find any.
Also, I'm under the impression that my nubus Jackhammer card is broken anyway. I talked to Herb Johnson at Retro Technology, and he seemed to think that a 100 or 120 would probably work just fine. I tried them both, but the card still freezes up or gives me a Sad Mac with a BUS error code (presumably SCSI.)
When configured correctly with just the one resistor, it'll freeze after only a few minutes of use. So I guess the card is just broken. Keeping my eye out for another one, but they're not too common. I thought about using my toaster oven to "reflow" the board. Maybe it's a flaky solder joint somewhere.
Need 110 Ohm. I've searched high and low for them, and can't find any.Also, I'm under the impression that my nubus Jackhammer card is broken anyway. I talked to Herb Johnson at Retro Technology, and he seemed to think that a 100 or 120 would probably work just fine. I tried them both, but the card still freezes up or gives me a Sad Mac with a BUS error code (presumably SCSI.)
When configured correctly with just the one resistor, it'll freeze after only a few minutes of use. So I guess the card is just broken. Keeping my eye out for another one, but they're not too common. I thought about using my toaster oven to "reflow" the board. Maybe it's a flaky solder joint somewhere.