My Reply follows quote. On 26/04/2005 16:50 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > I just bought a Quantum Atlas III 9.1 scsi drive. At >the end where you plug it in, it only has >holes(female). My 7500's HD cable also has a female >end. How do i attach this drive to my 7500? Do I also >need the little connectors to give the drive a SCSI >ID? Thanks from the Texas/Mexican border>David ------ Without "googling" to find the manufacture's site, it sounds like you have either a 68 or 80 pin drive. You will need an adapter to mate it to the 7500's ribbon cable. I have gotten these at Fry's (www.outpost.com).
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