Did the Zip work with the dock before? If so, startup your computer with all
extensions off with the Zip disk already in the drive (make sure it is the only
SCSI device plugged into the Dock). The Zip disk should have a built-in driver
so no need for your Extension. When your Mac scans the SCSI chain it should see
the driver and automatically load the disk image onto your desktop. I do not
believe you need the extensions installed to run the 7.6 installer, so you
should be ready to go. I have installed OS 7.6 many times via ZIP on various
different computers.
I was able to use my Zip on every old Mac I have acquired this way (and none of
them had any Iomega drivers ever installed).
Zach Shuckhart wrote:
> I have a Duo 230 with a Dock II that needs to have 7.6.1 reinstalled. I
> have a copy of 7.6, and 7.6.1 on a zip disk. It will see the zip disk in
> drive setup as unsupported, and the disk will not apppear on the desktop.
(snip)
> I have the iomega extention loaded on the duo and the control panel. I
> downloaded the core package from the iomega site onto my G3, and then copyed
> the files to floppy and put them on my duo. Even with these loaded, it will
> not recognize the zip disk... So what can I do?
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