I have a 7500 upgraded with a phase 5 g3/400 card, 296meg ram and an ATI 
Xclaim VR graphics card running OS 9.1.  I did have a 2 gig internal, 1 gig 
internal and 1 gig external HDs but got a 6 gig and 4 gig hd off ebay quite 
cheaply (both 50pin scsi so no messing around with adaptors).

The 6 gig (6.4 gig actually but shows up as 5.99 gig...why?) is a quantum 
drive and formatted fine with Drive Setup.

The 4 gig is a Hewlett Packard drive (didn't even know they made hard drives) 
- Drive Setup says it is unsupported and won't work but I used Anubis (very 
good when I need a 3rd party program) which  formats the drive and mounts it. 
The only problem is whatever I do, Anubis insists on formatting as at least 2 
partitions (2 gig each) - this is not a problem to me, it just seem a little 
unnecessary but is this likely to cause me any problems in the future?  

The added bonus I have found is the drives are almost silent, I can leave my 
mac on overnight without is sounding like I'm sleeping under a flight path!

By the way does anyone have a few HD sled mounting screws they could post to 
me (UK) as I am using a few I got from maplin but the are too lond and the HD 
is a little loose?

Any advise gratefully recieved.

James

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