Dear Mary Lou, I'm certain there are those on this emailer list who will directly answer your question about how to make the datatransfer between your Performa 6400 and G-4.
However, I make the following information available that might be of interest to you, and to anyone who needs to upgrade their connectors Does your Performa have an available open PCI slot? I have an old clone, a Supermax UMAX J-700 (which I've upgraded to G-3, using a card installed into one of the available PCI slots.) The computer makes most peripheral connections using SCSI (printer, scanner and older backup drive) My SCSI-connected Epson printer died. Had to replace. New printers require a USB connection. SCSI is "dead." What to do? My solution was to install another card into a PCI slot: one that provides two USB connections. The card required (free downloadable from Apple) software to put it into operation. The process took 10 minutes. The PCI USB card was purchased from CompUSA for about $29. I don't know if you're giving up on the Performa.... it is, after all, a relative dinosaur, as is my clone. But, I find the clone to be extremely reliable in most respects, and I really don't *need* a newer computer & software to do the things I like or need to do. (Of course I want a G-5... one that has Panther installed... but that can come in good time.) If your Performa has an available PCI slot, you might consider getting a Jaz drive with a USB slot, install a PCI-USB card in your Performa (with the software which makes the card operational,) and you'll be up and running again, able to backup to the Jaz drive. Sheafe ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
