Is it possible to have SCSI and ATA hard drives running at the same time?...and if so, possible to have different OS on each? Yes, you can. Hopefully you have a Rev B motherboard, so you can have a Slave IDE HD too. You could install OS X on the SCSI drive and OS 9 on the IDE drive. I did that on my old B&W G3. It worked flawlessly. Does each drive need a different ID number, even though they're running on separate bus? IDE just needs the jumper to be put on the master for main drive, and if you add a second IDE Drive that jumper needs to be set to Slave, SCSI will require you to manually assign a separate Number for each drive. there are too many numerous updates to mention. Go to Apple.com or VersionTracker.com and see which ones you need. Aaron Willems
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