1) Make sure you have installed the latest Iomega driver onto the Zip disk. This is what will be loaded by the boot ROM into memory to make the disk accessible.
2) Check with Iomega and see if they have any tips for making Macintosh bootable Zip disks.
I am fortunate to have a ATA 250 meg internal Zip drive. It works well for most everything I use it for but I have been unable to boot from it. I also have a 100 meg scsi zip that I can boot from. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
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