--- You wrote: > I'm pretty sure X does not support SCSI. My Beige G3 has (among other things) a SCSI Zip floppy. Also, some of the ATA cards sold by Sonnet and others masquerade as SCSI devices. They work perfectly fine under X. --- end of quote --- Yes, Panther does ok with scsi, but there aren't the kinds of utilities to support it as there were in 9 and earlier. Like MtEverything etc. I haven't been able to find a way to access a scsi scanner or drive that wasn't turned on when the machine booted. Maybe it worked to log out and log into the user...I think I tried it sucessfully. In 9 you could call up MtEverything and there it would be.
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