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Trying to recover data off an old SCSI drive and some floppies...

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UhClem:
That web page (on stason.org) was a lucky find.

It looks like your drive IS correctly terminated. Just after half way down that web-page, you see the section "Interface Termination". Reading that, and referring to your first high-res picture, you see the three terminator packs in the upper-right--those 3 blue skinny thingys (the top one is labeled U42 [as mentioned on the page]).

You should verify that the packs are oriented as described in 2nd paragraph of that section.

The puzzle is why drive isn't being seen ...

Rajahal:
Thanks UhClem! I wouldn't be terribly surprised if the drive is just toast, but I'll keep playing around with it to see if I can get something to recognize it.

Brian B.:
Is there any chance the drive was used with Mac? SCSI was somewhat uncommon for use with windows, but was widely used by Macs, perhaps the partition table is HFS, and thus why windows won't acknowledge it.

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