Barry Gamble wrote:
Thank you all for the great suggestions. The ATA133 Tempo card and hard drive are now up and running, a step in the direction of installing OS X. Application startup zips along.
Command Option P & R got me into a dark hole, no display on monitor. Getting the new firmware for the Tempo may have been the solution, but it is hard to know for certain.
Even now that it is working, if I leave the old SCII drives connected, no amount of blessing, or selecting startup device will allow a boot to the new ATA drive. Only totally disconnecting the SCII drives will allow a boot to the ATA drive -- weird, but not important, the SCII drives are out.
I also got a new Lite-ON IDE CD RW. I wanted to leave in the old internal SCII CD to make copying easier but that maybe asking too much. With CD Toolkit 4.01 extensions active I only can load a disk from the old SCII CD. With Apple's CD extensions active I can only load a disk from the new IDE drive. Any ideas here?
Thanks again. Barry
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