http://www.artmix.com/powermonRX.html
US$85 for that doesn't sound like a bad deal at all, but the problem as I see
it is that thing doesn't look like it includes the cable to connect the SCSI
drive to the SCSI connector on the converter, and finding a 1 cable is *not*
going to be trivial :(
2.5 SCSI drives topped out around the 500 megabyte
mark. Apple was just about the only consumer for them.
There are new SCSI drives available that are
actually IDE drives with a super tiny 2.5 IDE to
2.5 SCSI connector converter attached. The problem
there would be finding one with a small
At 07:26 -0800 on 04/03/03, Snook, John R wrote:
http://www.artmix.com/powermonRX.html
US$85 for that doesn't sound like a bad deal at all, but the problem as I see
it is that thing doesn't look like it includes the cable to connect the SCSI
drive to the SCSI connector on the converter, and
At 07:26 -0800 on 04/03/03, Snook, John R wrote:
http://www.artmix.com/powermonRX.html
US$85 for that doesn't sound like a bad deal at all, but the problem as I see
it is that thing doesn't look like it includes the cable to connect the SCSI
drive to the SCSI connector on the converter, and
At 15:32 -0800 on 04/03/03, Snook, John R wrote:
At 07:26 -0800 on 04/03/03, Snook, John R wrote:
http://www.artmix.com/powermonRX.html
US$85 for that doesn't sound like a bad deal at all, but the problem as I see
it is that thing doesn't look like it includes the cable to connect the SCSI
At 15:32 -0800 on 04/03/03, Snook, John R wrote:
No It's .087x, or there abouts.
Hey, wait a sec...might be 1mm centres. Those look to be 0.089, which sounds
about right...
Five feet (the smallest dimension) of 50-conductor is only $16 and ought to
make about 50 cables or so. The 50-pin
greetings. i figure there must be a support group for old powerbooks as
well, but since:
1. the powerbook 170 is certainly a low-end mac and
2. i already read this one and
3. i'm sure one or more of you have some idea what i'm talking about, here
goes...
recently obtained a 170 with what seems
Hi Christopher,
I'm a 170 guy myself and I know what you're talking about with those rare SCSI drives.
I'm going to be putting a few of them (two 40's and an 80) up for sale on eBay pretty
soon for pretty cheap if you're interested. Anyhow, as to whether your drive is dead,
have you tried
