slide tray and it's about a 10 minute job. The hardest part will be feeding the ribbon cable through the case.
Another reason to use a SCSI CD-ROM is it will allow one more hard drive to be installed on the old CD-ROM's cable even on revision A G3's.
Using one of the Mac CD-ROM's allows the Mac to be bootable with a CD, which if you buy a new CD-ROM or CD-R it probably will not be.
I would put the 7100 CD-ROM in there and your done. If you want a new one you should check xlr8yourmac's drive compatibility database
for specific models that are Mac bootable.
Ron
On Friday, August 27, 2004, at 08:21 PM, Linda Hutcheson wrote:
Seems my sib's CD-Rom drive on her G3/266 is not working. Doesn't matter what CD I put in it won't read it. Even Apple Profiler won't show it. I have a 7100 and a 6500 laying around. Would the CD-Rom drives be swappable?
Linda
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