On Friday, January 14, 2005, at 08:47 PM, Colin wrote:
Fluxstringer wrote:
clean all the contact pins and holes.
The cable was loose... ^_^U <- make this sweat drop bigger
All right, but this Mac OS-compatible doesn't have 512-byte sectors, so
says Drive Setup on the Mac OS 8 CD, so therefore I can't modify it. Is
there any kind of workaround, say an extension or maybe a jumper on the
drive (4.3 GB SCSI-2, ASP 2.1.2 reports it as a IBM DGHS04Z)?
Yes, typically this is a jumper setting. Look on the drive itself for the model number (or use SCSI Probe which will return the model number reported by the firmware on the drive) , then at Hitachi's HDD web support pages; Hitachi bought IBM's drive business some years back, and has that info.
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