This seems to suggest to me that any PowerBook with a drive over 4MB cannot be
used in SCSI Disk Mode. Was this a limitation to older PowerBooks that could
not use SCSI Manager (like the Duo) or does it apply to all PowerBooks (or just
to the Duo)? I can't see it applying to all PowerBooks as some of the new G3s
came with 6Gig drives. Does this limitation apply to 2400s as well?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>the 4GB llmit of SCSI Disk Mode [snip] Some time ago I contacted MCE to ask
about partitioning as a way to get
> around the 4GB limit of SCSI Disk Model. [snip] "Even if you partition the
> drives to have volumes less than 4GB, Apple
> says that SCSI Disk mode will be unreliable and potentially destructive
> to your data."
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