I had a similar problem. I forget exactly how I finally did it, but I know
I succeeded ultimately.
I think I may have either used the old Apple HD Setup utility to wipe the
drivers and disk, then used one of the new Disk Setup programs. I may have
tried HDT from FWB as well, but I think what I outlined is what finally
worked. You may have to patch Apple HD Setup to allow it to recognize the
drive.
DTL
--On Thu, Jan 13, 2000 10:32 AM +0000 Iain Bruce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I use 8.6 with one of my HD's steadfastly resisting any Apple Driver
> I have ever thrown at it even after wiping the drive. I've never
> heard of anyone removing the Anubis driver. As far as I know it is
> impossible although I would be pleased to learn to the contrary.
>
> Iain
>
>
> At 10:45 am -0800 8/1/00, David Linker wrote:
>>
>> After years of being caught in the upgrade vortex, I have switched
>> completely to apple drivers for my HD's. The new Apple Drive utilities
>> will format non-apple drives. Soemtimes it is a little difficult to get
>> rid of the old driver, and you may need to wipe the drive completely,
>> but IMHO it is worth it.I can now use the latest, free Apple utility.
>>
>> DTL
>>
>> --On Thu, Jan 6, 2000 1:21 AM +0000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>
>> > It is
>> > currently formatted with Anubis Utility from CharisMac Engineering.
>> > Can I use Apple's HD SC Setup V3.0.1 (A/UX) to initialize it and
>> > change the driver? Am I stuck with hacked or non-Apple drivers if I
>> > upgrade to 8.1? Advice, anyone, anyone. Thanks,
>> > Andrew
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