My Reply follows quote. On 26/04/2004 13:17 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >The drive in my PM8100 died recently, and so I replaced it with a Seagate >ST12550N that I had lying around. The problem is, I can't seem to get Drive >Setup to recognize and format this drive. It keeps telling me it's >non-supported, even though the 12550N is a supported drive. I've checked the >SCSI ID and made sure it was assigned a unique ID, and tried it on both SCSI >busses with the same result. > >It's probably something simple, but I have no idea. Can anyone here shed >some light on the subject? I'm using OS 8.1 and Drive Setup 1.7.3, but can >upgrade it to OS 9 if that will make a difference. I just need to get this >drive to work. ---------- First try with the newer Drive Setup. Then, if that fails, you may have to hunt down Lido, a third party formatter, or a hacked version of drive Setup. The version of Drive Setup from Apple often does not work with drives without an Apple ROM.
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