My Reply follows quote. On 18/01/2003 07:49 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Nuno Teixeira) >Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Hello to all, > > I'm about to purchase a SCSI disk to my SE/30 but I don't know if the > disk will work or not. > > I'm from Portugal, and I found this disks for selling: > > Seagate Model Hwak SST15230N 4.3GB 50 pins SCSI > IBM SCSi Model Dors-32160. 2160MB > Seagate Model ST-34371W Ultra-SCSI Wide (Barracuda 4LP) > > 1. Can anyone tell me if one of this disks will work on my Mac? > > 2. Does SE/30 have SCSI disk limit space? If not, I can buy a new disk. > > Thanks very much, > > Nuno Teixeira ------------- Well, I have a 1 gig LaCie drive in an SE/30. Works fine. If the drive doesn't have an "Apple ROM" then you may have to use either a "hacked" version of Apple HD SC Setup or a third party formatter such as Lido.
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