>The IIsi adaptor *does* put it perpendicular to the mobo.
>
The IIsi takes it's cards paralell to the mobo, because the adaptors
are all perpendicular with "straight" plugs, so I *do* have to modify
the IIsi card to make the accelerator point up, 'cuz pointing to the
right, it'll hit the hard drive. I'm clear on this?
__________ <--Accelerator board
|
| <- IIsi PDS to IIci cache adaptor
|
============ <- IIsi motherboard
+
+
+ <- Accelerator board
O
O <- Modified IIsi adaptor board, with the "straight" plug
swapped
O for a "right angle" plug, making it straight, in
total.
-------- <-- SE/30 mobo
-Tyler
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