>In Digest V102 #75 Michelle Steiner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
>>> Rather than a card, get a Firewire Plus drive from APS Technogies...
>>> that's
>>> a switchable Firewire/USB drive. I got one to hook to our iMac, and it
>>> works great.
>>Wouldn't he need a card for his 7300 in order to use that drive?  The
>>7300 doesn't have firewire or USB; it has only SCSI.
>Musta had a senior moment and overlooked the reference to a 7300; you're
>correct.
>Someone else called me on the FireWire Plus being a FireWire/USB hard drive
>rather than a CD burner... but APS also has switchable FireWire/USB burners
>available.


Just a word. I believe I have found a solution. A Yamaha internal Scci 
that writes at 8x for under $75. Assuming the company has a good 
reputation (the reseller) I will send off for that one. It isn't the 
fastest. And it isn't the external Firewire end all and be all that I 
wanted. but I think it will be plenty good enough and at less than half 
as much than the burners I "really" wanted. Of course I discovered this 
on Friday after business hours so with Easter I wont find out for sure 
until Tues (if it's in stock, new or remanufactured, sellers reputation, 
etc) But I feel quite releaved at not having to spend the $500+ I don't 
have right now for the external and system 9 and the IDE card and a 
bigger Hard drive.

And just in time too. Last night I hit the wall and literally have been 
up all night getting my main drive to boot again. My main drive is 2 gig 
and last night, while downloading a PDF file, I ran totally out of space. 
My machine didn't like that very much and I was getting constant bombs on 
start-up all night. I will feel very relieved to have a solid back up 
system in place again.

I am so glad that Emailer has been so trouble free. Thanks to those who 
jumped in and apologies for going so far off list, but, aw heck, if my 
whole system falls apart I am off the list anyway so - in a way 
(stretch...) this is still an Emailer issue. And now I would like to 
return you to our regularly scheduled Emailer topic and the thread in 
progress.

:-)

Dave Groover

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