Perhaps this is of some help.
I have used two internal drives together in a Dock II. Not two hard drives but a
CD-ROM
drive and a Hard drive, so two SCSI devices on the internal chain are indeed possible.
(In fact they were'nt actually inside the Dock - I simply had the lid off and had
connected
an internal HD & CD-ROM to enable me to do an installation.)
This has set me thinking about putting a CD-ROM inside. There is plenty of room in
there if
you are not using 2 full length nubus cards. A slotless CD-Drive with a hole cut in
the
front would be a possibility - the Floppy would need removing or repositioning. Not as
Apple intended but it would be useful �
I do wonder what the value of multiple HD's would be - the Duo's are not able to
accept a
huge SCSI throughput by themselves! I'd asked if anyone had got a SCSI NuBus board
working
in a Dock. Any takers?
On a different note - does anyone know if a trackpad from a 2300c will work in a 2XX
series
duo. I have a duo 2300 frame so I can make it physically fit � but will it work?
Anyone
tried this?
Paul Nelson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> At 12:13 PM -0500 11/13/00, Tom Rymes wrote:
> >Well, not to rain on anyone's parade, but this might not be possible, even
> >if there is space. My first mac was a Quadra 700, and when I upgraded the
> >original 105MB HD, I bought a two connector SCSI cable and tried to use
> >both HDs, but to no avail. It seems that the Quadra 700 will only
> >recognize one internal drive. The Dock, being of a similar vintage might
> >be wired the same way. So, before you go and fashion a mounting bracket,
> >make sure that the dock will recognze both first!
>
> Are you sure you didn't try this with the same id #s on both hard drives?
> I'm not sure if it would recognize two drives with different #s, but it
> sure wouldn't do it with two drives set at the default 0 id #.
> Paul
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