Finding Amaquest

[JEWilson]

I recently acquired a CUR-DLS mobo in a server chassis

The 6-drive SCSI backplane is Amaquest BP-9666 v2.1

Can't find anything on the net relating to Amaquest other than, formerly;
1. www.amaquest.com and
2. www.amaquest.com.tw were used and that
3. www.amaquest.kr is a live web address

However, www.evercase.com appears to use Amaquest but the link
points to items 1 and 2 above.

The actual server was made by Elonex, a UK company now defunct.
The server case decal states it to be an Elenox MTX2 server chassis
and a Resilience 5000 Pro server.

It has a Delta RPS-600 PSU with 2 of Delta DPS-300AB-1 units
These are in good working order.

In line with the SCSI backplance, I believe the chassis to be further
Amaquest sourced but can find no further details.

Can anyone help in respect of BIOS for backplane etc?

[zandrax]

Re: Finding Amaquest

I recently acquired a CUR-DLS mobo in a server chassis

The 6-drive SCSI backplane is Amaquest BP-9666 v2.1

[...] In line with the SCSI backplance, I believe the chassis to be further
Amaquest sourced but can find no further details.

Can anyone help in respect of BIOS for backplane etc?

Did you try web.archive.org? It host some old snapshot of most websites, including the two Amaquest ones: amaquest.com was active until late 2004, you can browse it easily and even download the BP-9666 User guide (useful for jumpers and such): no drivers or bios though. OTOH amaquest.com.tw was active until 2002 but since 1999 the site was Flash based and archive.org saved only the html part of it. You can browse an old 1999 snapshot, but I doubt it can provide info for your blackplane (being sold with a CUR-DLS, I think it was manifactured in 2000 or 2001).
A picture could help to identify the tower.

Zandrax

[JEWilson]

Re: Finding Amaquest

Was exactly what I was looking for

Thx

[zandrax]

Re: Finding Amaquest

Don't mention it

Zandrax