When I try that, I get the following message: Drive selection failed. Unable to locate a suitable drive connected to the SCSI port. Apple System Profiler, however, still reports it as being present. The SCSI id is 0, and I'm cheating by trying to do this on a beige G3 in an ATX case to save some time pulling the drive in and out. Would either of those be a factor? I'm assuming not, but I have never used this version of Drive Setup before.
Peace, Todd
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