What is uncommon though, for Beige G3 desktop owners, is finding a 3 connection IDE 
cable that is long enough to work with a second drive. You can special order these 
from places, but you cant go to a CompUsa or store like that and pick up an IDE cable 
that will be long enough to hook up two drives.
 
I was considering adding a second drive to my Mac, but my 20gig drive died on me, so I 
went ahead and bought a 40gb drive to replace it. I do not see me needing more that 
that. But then again, back when I had an SE, I got a 20mb external thinking I would 
never need more than that, well.. 20mb now adays is nothing :-)

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Not without doing these things:

1 Purchasing what we call a "slave" cable. Or an IDE ribbon cable 
with three ports on it.
2 Setting the jumpers on the drive to SLAVE and confirming 
*IMPORTANT* that the jumpers on the original drive are to MASTER.

That's it. Slave cables are very common.


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