--- On Wed, 3/10/10, Steve <[email protected]> wrote:
> I connected the SCSI drive to the
> windows machine but it gets stuck on
> the windows startup screen when the drive is plugged into
> the scsi adapter.
Try disabling the SCSI controller's BIOS, or at least it's ability to be a boot
device. The PC's own BIOS might needs its boot order changed to an option that
doesn't include SCSI. Some only give you a fixed list of options, most newer
ones let you choose any boot device order and include/exclude any devices.
> I tried booting in safe mode and it does boot, and device
> manager shows the drive, but MacDrive does not see it.
Looks like it needs Norton Disk Dr. run on it while it's in the old Mac II.
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