Re: Adding HD to Mac SE/30 John Niven

[John Niven]

Well, as Cinderella found out "if the shoe fits....." Look it up on the 
web by part number. I usually find a lot of good data that way. You'll 
probably find out how to set its configuration jumpers as well.

Must have had a PCI SCSI card in it. Those machines can be useful for 
formating wide (68pin) SCSI drives, for later use on Macs with a NuBus 
JackHammer SCSI card.

John

On Sunday, April 18, 2004, at 10:25  AM, Bugs Bunny wrote:

John:

Strange isn't it. I would have thought it would have been an IDE drive
from a PC, yet it connected perfectly to my external Mac hard drive, so
it must be SCSI.
It was an old HP, Pentium Pro computer that had a few things different
than most Windows machines. I suppose in it's day it was quite the
beast. :)
Thank you and all who gave me their advice. Now I just have to get the
nerve to open my SE/30! :)
Max


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