>I am pretty sure that you cannot connect one powerbook to another powerbook
>using SCSI disk mode. You CAN connect one powerbook to a desktop Mac using
>SCSI disk mode though.
I don't know why you'd say that, in any event it's wrong. I transfered the
contents of my PB180 to my PB5300 using SCSI disk mode. When a PB is in
SCSI Disk mode it appears simply as a SCSI disk. It should work like any
other SCSI disk.
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