I'd nuke and pave using a hacked Drive Setup 1.7.3
and make it all one HFS standard partition. Do it
when booted from a 68K Disk Tools floppy from the
System or MacOS you intend to use on the IIci.
The problems I've had with Macs and drives all came
from mixing and matching disk formatting
On Thursday, July 11, 2002, at 01:02 AM, William Ahearn wrote:
While all that information may be true -- and I'm
certainly not arguing with it -- termination seems not
to be the problem here.
Sorry - replied before I read the next threads.
Which is why it is
interesting. Of a kettle of
From all messages I distilled the following (keeping in mind that the
hardware setup had worked many times this way before) :
1 It isn't the host MacOS, but something with the disc.
2 Mt Everything could be a solution.
I suddenly remember that I used to use a 200 MB disc before I got the 2 GB
(
A.S.
I'm a newbie with Macs. I actually bought some Macs in the last year to put
NetBSD on them for a OS compilerfarm. But believe me, I *am* trying to
understand MacOS :-)
The IIci requires MacOS, so I boot through MacOS to get to BSD. The other
Mac is a PMac 4400 running NetBSD.
I'd be
--- Marco van de Voort [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think I know the cause, I had a problem with my
DayStar accel(using
powercentral made booting NetBSD impossible), and
tried to remove its
software as a MacOS nitwit. I probably removed
something I shouldn't have
:-) I already tried to
1. Currently, when I boot my IIci with an external HD attached, the icon for
the external SCSI disc doesn't show up. The disc has a large 2 GB Hfs
partition, nothing else, SCSI IDs aren't changed, and the disc works fine
connected to the PMac (both underMacOS as hfsutil)
William already
1. Currently, when I boot my IIci with an external HD attached, the icon for
the external SCSI disc doesn't show up. The disc has a large 2 GB Hfs
partition, nothing else, SCSI IDs aren't changed, and the disc works fine
connected to the PMac (both underMacOS as hfsutil)
William
At 14:42 +0200 on 10/07/02, Marco van de Voort wrote:
- the whole-disc 2GB partition was created using MacOS 8.0 on a Perf5200
That's very likely your problem. Try making it a 1.8GB and 200MB partition.
the pickle
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1. Currently, when I boot my IIci with an external
HD attached, the icon for
the external SCSI disc doesn't show up.
Has it even shown up on the IIci? If not, it may not
be terminated. It will work on the PPC because the CD
ROM provides the termination for the external. So, has
the
1. Currently, when I boot my IIci with an external
HD attached, the icon for
the external SCSI disc doesn't show up.
Has it even shown up on the IIci? If not, it may not
be terminated. It will work on the PPC because the CD
ROM provides the termination for the external. So, has
the
--- Marco van de Voort [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes. The drive showed up before the stripping down
of MacOS. Meanwhile it
has been connected to the pmac. Once with 8.0, and
another time using
hfsutil.
So we can rule termination out as a cause.
I never managed to boot from it since I
On Wednesday, July 10, 2002, at 04:53 PM, William Ahearn wrote:
Has it even shown up on the IIci? If not, it may not
be terminated.
Some 68ks are notoriously fussy about this, I had this issue with a
CD-ROM drive and my SE/30s. Terminate the external drive and it might
make it work.
It
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