> On my G4 Sawtooth I have internally 2 ATA drives and one SCSI.
> Some months back I swapped out one of the ATA's for a bigger drive -
> and must have done to something to the SCSI. It no longer shows up on
> the desktop, or Disk Utility; but in System Profiler I see this,
> (below) but no more.
> I have disconnected and reconnected twice - but see no change.
> Any ideas what I should try next?
I'd remove and reseat the SCSI controller card. Perhaps it was jarred when
you installed the new drive. Also check all your SCSI cable connections as Mel
suggested.
What SCSI card and OS are you using? My Sawtoorh has no problems with a pair of
18 GB SCSI Seagate drives attached to an ATTO card. This computer uses OS 9 for
most work but works fine under 10.3.9 as when needed.
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