Subject: Re: SCSI or IDE
Googling the part number yielded this web site:
http://www.rapid-tech.com/products/apple.htm
It's listed at a 2.5 ATA/IDE drive.
Gary
Exactly what we were looking for. Thanks Gary, and thanks to all the others
who helped out too.This site is particularly useful
We have just aquired an Apple drive. 750mb.Part Number 655-0432.
Can anyone tell me how to find out whether its a SCSI or an IDE? Is there a
site somewhere that lists Apple part numbers and their components.?
Thanks,
Gerald
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Googling the part number yielded this web site:
http://www.rapid-tech.com/products/apple.htm
It's listed at a 2.5 ATA/IDE drive.
Gary
The Calypso Organization wrote:
We have just aquired an Apple drive. 750mb.Part Number 655-0432.
Can anyone tell me how to find out whether its a SCSI or an IDE
I was told some powerbooks that used SCSI drives actually
came with IDE drives with an adaptor. Can anyone confirm/deny this?
I've got a roughly 1 GB SCSI drive in a Duo 280c, but given the
difficulty I
had in getting it (2 years ago now, I think), I may have gotten the
last one
in
Hi
I was told some powerbooks that used SCSI drives actually
came with IDE drives with an adaptor. Can anyone confirm/deny this?
I've got a roughly 1 GB SCSI drive in a Duo 280c, but given the
difficulty I
had in getting it (2 years ago now, I think), I may have gotten the
last one
in
Subject: Re: SCSI to IDE converter
That said, anybody knows about IDE to SCSI converters small enough to
fit
inside a 5XX? It would be another solution, but I think not very
possible.
WE actually purchased an IDE to SCSI converter on ebay a couple of months
ago for $55 second user
FWIW, I got an 800 meg Toshiba SCSI drive off of ebay several months
ago--the gent selling them had several, but I haven't seen a listing in
the last few weeks. The drive works fine except it never seems to want to
spin down, even if I give it the command from the strip control.
Having gone from
on 10/11/03 1:15 AM, The Calypso Organization at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Subject: Re: SCSI to IDE converter
That said, anybody knows about IDE to SCSI converters small enough to
fit
inside a 5XX? It would be another solution, but I think not very
possible.
WE actually purchased
is your best option, it is difficult to find anything bigger. That is
the
disk I have in my own PB 540c.
That said, anybody knows about IDE to SCSI converters small enough to
fit
inside a 5XX? It would be another solution, but I think not very
possible.
I found this site: http://goldsource.com
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Or is the card plain dead?
and then abd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's dead, Jim.
You're a doctor, not an engineer.
One interesting thing about ATDX controllers is: 1) they are
designed for
In a message dated 8/26/03 1:19:44 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Oh, and, yes, MacOS 9.2.1's Drive Setup still has the ATDX controller/drive
listed as a valid combination.
That's what a i call life-long support - Maybe it's for SCSI Disc Mode?
I guess Apple never drops a drive they once
Incidentally, almost any EIDE/UATA drive may be attached to an ACARD
UW-SCSI-to-UATA Bridge,
You will have to initialize these using another formatter ... not Drive
Setup.
Good news but how ?and what with ? - Thanks in advance.
Gerald
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In a message dated 8/27/03 12:56:01 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Incidentally, almost any EIDE/UATA drive may be attached to an ACARD
UW-SCSI-to-UATA Bridge, You will have to initialize these using another
formatter ... not Drive Setup.
Good news but how ?and what with ? - Thanks in
This is nothing new, but here it goes. My PB180 hard drive died a few years back, but
last
month or so I got one of those ATDX SCSI to IDE adapters, and a 815Mb IDE drive. So, a
few
cringes after, I was able to stick both the devices in the old Apple drive space(it's
not that hard
Subject: ATDX SCSI to IDE adapter woes.
- anyone had simmilar problems? Or is
the card plain dead?
We have exactly the same problem at the moment - we are looking for a
specifically Apple IDE drive to see if this works - it doesnt work with the
Fuji we have tried - identical problem to you
In a message dated 8/26/03 7:41:44 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Or is the card plain dead?
It's dead, Jim.
One interesting thing about ATDX controllers is: 1) they are designed for
Apple-ROMed 2.5 EIDE drives, and probably won't work if a non-Apple-ROMed drive
is substituted.
Another
On 26 Aug 2003 at 15:44, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 8/26/03 7:41:44 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Or is the card plain dead?
It's dead, Jim.
You're a doctor, not an engineer.
One interesting thing about ATDX controllers is: 1) they are designed for
Apple-ROMed
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