The SE is Mac Plus speed. It likely expects the hard drive to be formatted at a 
3:1 ratio (3 spins for one read). The SE/30 has a 16Mhz. bus and its hard drive 
is likely formatted at a 1:1 ratio.

If stiction (freeze-up) is not the issue and you can hear the drive spinning, 
it may be the wrong OS, version, bad platters, motherboard SCSI chip, SCSI 
cable....

Time to crack it open and have a look.

Jeff Garrison




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 From: Jordan Reidsma <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] 
Sent: Sunday, February 16, 2014 3:16 PM
Subject: Mac SE not mounting hard drives
 


Hi everyone,

To sum up the problem I am having my mac se does not show its hard drive when 
it boots on the desktop.

I thought it was the hard drive so I replaced it with one from a mac se 30 but 
it still does not show the hard drive.


Is there something I have to do to show the hard drive? It boots off its floppy 
right now.

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