If you can find a SCSI card, your IIgs will become like an older
Macintosh in SCSI functionality. It adds an external SCSI port you can
chain devices up to, including hard drives. You can also hook up a ZIP
drive and/or CDROM.
I don't know how hard these cards are to find-- my IIgs came with one
already installed, the Apple Hi-Speed SCSI card. I have an external
hard drive connected to my IIgs, as well as a ZIP-100.
Depending on your needs and how much they cost nowadays, this might be
the better option.
-Nat
On Wednesday, August 10, 2005, at 03:38 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone Offer any Hard drive solutions for the IIgs? What should I
be looking for?
Thanks,
Brian P. Rosser
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