In a message dated 12/4/02 2:25:54 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

>I'm new to the list, though having gotten stuck in grad school, I've been
>a 
>low end Mac aficionado for a while. I recently scavenged a beige G3 that
>
>has no hard drive, but does have cd, zip and floppy drives apparently 
>intact. I have a 4 gig Quantum SCSI drive and the internal cable connector,
>
>and I see that there is an apparently suitable 50-pin SCSI socket in the
>
>G3. I know that these G3s originally came with IDE drives. Can I just plug
>
>my SCSI drive in, install a system from a cd, and go?  Is there anything
>
>else I need to do?

Sorry for my late reply, I've got an extra SCSI harddrive installed there.  
Works great and I can boot the mac with it SOLO without the one from the PCI 
card, at first this was my primary drive since the original drive that came 
with the computer was bad and I had to return it.  You will need the 
appropriate 50-pin cable though.

Liliana Pubill
Philadelphia PA

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