On my C500 it plugs into a connector on the riser card directly behind the
floppy drive. On page 91 of my SuperMac C500 User's Guide, step 4 for
accessing the L2 cache slot reads "Disconnect the floppy disk drive ribbon
cable from the riser card." so it must be standard for all C500s
Dennis B. Swaney
In a message dated 7/17/01 23:19:24, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Meanwhile, can you/someone tell me, does that floppy connect directly to
>the
>
>riser card? Or does it daisy through the internal CD-Rom drive and then
>to
>
>the card? The CD-Rom is scsi same as the floppy??? If so, is it possible
>
>the cd-rom could in some way be at fault?
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