I don't know of any, but I have seen IDE HD set with
SCSI ouput to install into older PowerBooks.
ShaneW
--- Frank Hsu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > You cannot plug your old 1.3GB IDE hard drive into
> > the SCSI port of a computer. It might be possible
> > to find a converter box some where. It is
> possible
> > to buy a 2.5" to 3.5" IDE connector and plug the
> > old hard drive into the internal IDE slot.(if you
> > have one.)
> >
> > ShaneW
>
> Just curious, but do you happen to know of a
> converter box that can
> convert IDE drives to be usable on a SCSI interface?
> I would love to know
> about it if you do - thanx!
>
> Later!
>
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