Are you putting an IDE drive in a Vintage Mac that is built for SCSI? An
interesting experiment, that's for sure! I was just trying to figure out
the size of the hard disk of a Dell PC I found on the street tonight, but
I had no plans of using it in one of my Vintage Macs.
The FAQ only mentions SCSI hard disks, so I'm afraid this will never work.
>Hello. I have a pair of PC IDE drives (a Quantum and
>a JST) I would like to format but Drive Setup (1.7.3)
>does not see them. Can I Resedit Drive Setup so that
>it can see them? If so where can I find that
>information? I also tried FWB Hard Disk Toolkit 2.5.3
>and it can't see the Quantum and it only sees the JST
>as a generic drive. FWB tries to format the JST but it
>says it can not because there are no blocks on the
>drive. Both drives seem to want to spin up but start
>to then stop. Anyone have any ideas on this? Thanks.
>
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