>1) shut both machines off,
>2) remove the Hard drive from the Performna (after the front cover is
>pulled off from the bottom up, the Hd pulls straight out)
>3) open the G4 & disconnect the CD,
>4) connect the performa's hard drive in it's place.
>When you turn the G4 on, both HD's ought to appear, and you can
>5) drag the files from one HD to the other.
This is on going, though. ;-)
Great ideas, all. the FireWire/USB is a good idea, also. Especially a
FireWire/USB drive and a CDR for either, which can be used in the future.
I got the sense that she wants to move her data as it is developed, over
to her G4 regularly, so a CD burner is a good way, whether SCSI,
FireWire, USB, or whatever. i didn't recommend USB as with a performa, I
am/was not sure that it will work, or would be fast enough, where SCSI is
"proven" on those beasts. ;-)
For those who like challenges, a fellow on the Mac Managers list is
trying to get a 5 1/4 in floppy working, so he can transfer old
educational software to a Apple II emulator. Talk about a challenge. He
found a Dayna drive, but no drivers. Any ideas I am sure would be
welcome, and I can pass them on to him.
;-)
That will satisfy the hackers here!
"At least you know where you are with Microsoft."
"True. I just wish I'd brought a paddle."
Mark James
SoftRAID, LLC
mjames@ softraid.com
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