I got one! (Seagate ST19171WC 9.1 GB SCA 80-Pin), but I've never installed
an internal drive in my PC Pro 210.
It looks as if I'm going to need either the, 80-Pin SCA to 68-Pin SCSI Adapter, or 80-Pin SCA to 50-Pin SCSI Adapter mentioned on the Surplus Computers web site. Am I right?
Here's the 68 pin adapter: <http://www.softwareandstuff.com/h_misc_80sca68160.html> Here's the 50 pin adapter: <http://www.softwareandstuff.com/h_misc_80sca50l.html>
Which one do I need? My PC Pro has its stock PCI SCSI card, ADPT 2930BU, and
the IBM 2.1 GB HD. There's a defunct 1 GB Jaz drive installed as well. That
leaves 1, possibly 2 drive bays open.
You need the SCA to 50 pin adapter. It will just do the right thing and be very obvious how to install.
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