I bought one of those 80 GB HD's on sale at circuit city a couple of weeks ago. I put my old drive (40 GB) into a FW case and installed the new drive in my G3. I partitioned it (HFS+) and installed OS 10.1.5. It worked o.k., but everytime I opened something that needed classic it took a LONG time to boot. Since I couldn't boot to the FW that had my old drive with 9.2 system, I used carbon copy cloner to make a copy of my old system and installed it on a different partition on the new internal drive. Only when I try to boot from it I get the flashing ?. I could boot from the OS X install, but that didn't do any good since it wouldn't let me do anything except install. I could boot from the 9.2 CD, but then I could only see the FW drive, not the new drive. So I swapped drives (i.e., put the old one back internally and the new one in the FW) so I could get back to work and try again later. Now I can't see the FW drive (now the 80 GB) at all whether I boot from my HD or the OS X install CD. I've run disk utilities trying to find it, but no show. Any ideas? What about jumper settings?
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