Even if it is possible to get the drive to work, it would take a lot of
effort, and probably would be a hack in the end. I don't think that
the SE/30 can recognize more that a 2GB partition anyway, so you would
have to make 4 partitions which is hardly useful. Plus, SCSI to IDE is
a hack,
John F. Scipione wrote:
Even if it is possible to get the drive to work, it would take a lot of
effort, and probably would be a hack in the end. I don't think that the
SE/30 can recognize more that a 2GB partition anyway, so you would have
to make 4 partitions which is hardly useful. Plus,
Hi all,
I just bought a 8 GB HDD for my lombard, but its too thick to fit inside my laptop, so
since I have a BUNCH of compacts, I figured maybe I can stick it inside my SE/30,
remove its HDD and put another floppy in it, so it has two floppies and a laptop 8GB
HDD in it.
First question, what
Hi, Joe!
Joe ha escrito:
I just bought a 8 GB HDD for my lombard, but its too thick to fit inside my laptop,
so since I have a BUNCH of compacts, I figured maybe I can stick it inside my SE/30,
remove its HDD and put another floppy in it, so it has two floppies and a laptop 8GB
HDD in it.
On Dec 21, 2003, at 10:38 pm, Joe wrote:
I just bought a 8 GB HDD for my lombard, but its too thick to fit
inside my laptop, so since I have a BUNCH of compacts, I figured maybe
I can stick it inside my SE/30, remove its HDD and put another floppy
in it, so it has two floppies and a laptop 8GB
On Dec 21, 2003, at 11:51 pm, Antonio RodrÃguez wrote:
You do need an SCSI-to-IDE adapter, that's obvious. But, AFAIK there
are only external ones - I don't think that there are much people that
will be wanting to put an IDE drive inside a computer with a built-in
SCSI controller... Yes, you
