I'm new to Panther also, mainly on Unsupported machines & iBooks. There
are problems like you describe with SCSI on Unsupported machines, so
your situation with good SCSI & bad ATA seems backwards to my
experience. My guess about the Finder problem is that you've just
dragged & dropped OS 9 files & folders to copy them, rather than using
Carbon Copy Cloner to transfer them. I'm new to this also, so I may be
totally wrong, but my understanding is that OS 9 files & folders have a
resource fork that is not present in OS X. Thus, if you simply copy an
OS 9 file or folder using OS X you'll loose the resource fork, and the
file or folder will be corrupted? Perhaps others that know more about
this can correct me if I'm wrong. Thank goodness I keep my OS X & OS 9
on separate drives and haven't had to fully understand this or deal
with it yet. Kris Tilford
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