What is the deal with SCSI dock mode on larger disks. My 2400 has a 4GB drive in it, which I was told ws the limit for dock mode. I'd really like a bigger drive, but SCSI dock mode's saved me a number of times, so unless I can use Firewire dock mode somehow I'm not really willing to give that up... Aqua
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