[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >>A question, should I expect any trouble installing a Fujistu 9GB 68pin >>10k drive in a 7300? We have a 68-50 pin converter coming with it. Will >>Drive Setup have problems and can it be used as the boot disk or have I >>bought another drive for the pc. :( >> >> > >You will have to modify Drive Setup's fscr resource, using Resedit, to >include one for "Fujitsu,*", otherwise your FJ drive won't be recognized. > >Use resource 669 as a model (that one is "SEAGATE,*"), copying 669, then >pasting after one of the low-numbered ones, thereby creating resource 128. > >Then, use Get Info and change the text to read "Fujitsu,*". > >If you're fortunate enough to have Western Digital 68-pin drives >(actually, they're pretty good), you can do the same thing and add >"WDIGTL,*" as resource 129. >
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