On Saturday, September 13, 2003, at 10:04 PM, james lindley wrote:
I'm not sure whether it's an SCSI or ATA drive. Yes, it's the only HD in the system. It IS an SCSI card. I connected external SCSI hard drives to it. The ports on the ribbon are black clamps the width of the ribbon with a slot that has two rows of pins. There are four such clamps on the ribbon, with the hd attached at the second and the card at number four. The issue is removing the card in hopes of solving some strange behavior. Here's my original post:
Bingo!! Your hard drive is a SCSI drive and when you disconnect the cable, you have disconnected the HD. There is no way to disconnect the SCSI card without also disconnecting the HD, since the G4 has no other SCSI connectors.
What is the strange behavior?
Len
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