most 50-pin will be compatible (unless you have a 68pin adapter) I think most SCSI-1 and SCSI-2 are as well (I recently bought an IBM UltraStar SCSI-2 72RPM for my 8500/150) you need a software utility to format a third party drive like FWB
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