> i can't figure out where the jumpers go [ on Seagate Barracuda
> ST15150N 4.3gb hard drives.

Depends upon your machine.

If your machine is one of those which provides termination through the 
cable (Q950) or through the CD-ROM (Q650 and most SCSI-based PCI Macs) 
then no jumpers are reqired for SCSI ID=0, and at most two jumpers are 
required for any other SCSI ID.

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