Thanks for the help!  I have a western digital 18 GB that I just got 
from macResQ (68 pin adapted to 50 pin - works fine with OS 9 and FWB). 
  Can I just install OS X on a 1 GB apple scsi drive and then use the 18 
GB for everything else?   Right now I have a quantum silver lining  1.2 
GB and the Western 18 GB scsi.  I do have another apple 1 GB laying 
around I can use.  The 9500 has - or course - no on-board video, only 
the ixmicro card that apple supplied when it was sold.  Some say it 
won't work (very likely)  Some suggest the ATI Rage Pro. 16 megs ram as 
a cheap supported OS X video card.

Thanks again to everyone.
On Sunday, November 10, 2002, at 12:56 PM, PLM wrote:

>
> On Sunday, November 10, 2002, at 09:20  AM, Sven wrote:
>
>> I am trying to install OS X.II on my 9500 with a sonnettech 400 mhz G3
>> card.  Using the Sonnettech installer the machine reboots and the
>> screen goes blank.  (I am using a 20" radius). The cd drive seems to
>> install something for about 5 minutes - but of course the screen is
>> blank.  I am installing on an internal 18 GB SCSI (non-apple) drive
>> which I had to use FWB to format/mount.  I did not partition it.   Do 
>> I
>> need a new video card?  Will an FWB formatted non-partioned drive 
>> work?
>>
>> Thanks
>
> Sven, from the content of your message I'm confused... help me out
> you are trying to install "10.2" right? on what type of hard drive?
> give me a
> "brand name and model" and is this drive connected to a controller card
> or connected to the motherboard directly? Why are you not using
> Apples Disk Utility (Drive setup) you do have a Apple CD don't you?
> preferably 9.1 boot from the disk.. format the drive.. forget about FWB
> or CHARIS drive setups, use Xpostfacto and use a version thats
> not quite "new" the newer versions of XPF like ATI cards. say 2.2b14
> because of that IXmicro card, also what driver version are you using
> with that video card? is it up to date? Go to OWC Computing
> (macsales.com) their "tech center" for ixmicro drivers.
> Oh, you have no other drives connected right? Good Luck, Phil
>
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