[G] Re: New to me Blue and White

[James S Jones]

There were two models of the 2930, one was supported bootable drives in 
Macs and the other in Intel PCs. I've been using them in Macs for for 
more than five years. Hopefully, you bought the right version. As for 
the 2906, it lacks a boot ROM* and will work in either a Mac or Intel 
PC.

Any Adaptec SCSI card that will work in your Mac has built-in support 
in OS X.

*This means you cannot use a drive attached to a 2906 as a start-up 
disk.

On Mar 21, 2005, at 7:52 PM, Deborah Puerini wrote:
I also have a Blue & White (only 300 tho). I just got a 2930cu scsi 
card
from Fleabay for dirt cheap (should be coming soon). I researched it 
and
Adaptec says it's only good for Windows. The only scsi card for Mac is 
the
2906. Wondering if i can use the software for the 2906 for the 2930. 
Or will
it just work when I plug it in?

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