On Thu, 11 Jul 2002, the pickle wrote:

> At 13:25 +0300 on 11/07/02, Wolf Bergenheim wrote:
> 
> >I've recently aqquired a Mac Plus (with 4 Mb memory and an external 80 Gb
> 
> I'd be intrigued to know how you got an 80GB HD working on a Plus ;)

Outch did I say Gb I meant Mb ofcourse... :(
> 
> >The SE seams to have an odd behaivour, though. If there is a diskette in
> >the diskdrive the HD works normally, but I can't access the diskette. If I
> >remove it the Mac will complain about not being able to read from the
> >dtive) It doesn't matter what kind of diskette I have in the Drive (I even
> >tried with a DOS formatted one). Is this normal? What can I do? Should I
> 
> Might be a power supply issue.  If you disconnect either the floppy or the
> hard disk, does the other work fine?

> 
> How about the floppies you've been using?  Are they low-density?  If not,
> and the SE isn't set up to read HD disks, that's your problem.
> 
Both. One 1.44M and one 800k

> >take the disk drive out of the second Classic and replace it with the one
> >in the SE? (It would be nice to have one of each :).
> 
> Won't do any good unless the SE can read HD floppies.  It'll likely say
> FDHD or Superdrive on the front if it can.

It can. It says FDHD. I've now replaced the floppy drive from the classic 
(they were even the same model..).  I replaced the floppy drive from the 
Classic, and Yess!! It works!! :D

Thanks for the help though :)

--Wolf, the happy owner of three Compact macs :)


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