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On Aug 27, 2012, at 8:08 PM, Richard Gerome wrote:
>There is probably only 2 things that could have caused this: 1st the CD
> broke going in when the thing comes down to grab the disc by the hole because
> of a miss alignment or 2nd It spun up to ove
Hi,
I was hoping for a SCSI adapter running from the Firewire 400 bus.
Haven't found one though. I'm not sure I really trust USB adapters for
this purpose. Not so much from the transfer rates, but more because
there have been so many poor quality USB interfaces (speaking
generally), and due t
Hi Clark,
Thanks for your reply.
My other PCI cards are Creamware/Sonic Core Scope DSP cards (3x) and one
AGP video card. The Scope cards can run under OSX, but I'm mainly
working with 9 due to the OASYS PCI. I'm also more familiar with OS 9
than X.
As for slow transfer rates with USB 1, I
At 7:47 PM -0700 8/27/2012, Clark Martin wrote:
You should check out the Myth Busters episode about exploding
optical drives. It was one of their first episodes. Short story is
that with normal discs no drive they tried could destroy a disc. I
think they did have some failure after abusing t
On Aug 27, 2012, at 12:45 PM, Oliver Fairhall wrote:
All my PCI slots are taken up.
All three? Isn't there one card you could move or sacrifice?
I would like to know what is the best featured/most reliable option
for adding SCSI for this machine, that doesn't use a PCI slot?
You covered t
There is probably only 2 things that could have caused this: 1st the CD
broke going in when the thing comes down to grab the disc by the hole because
of a miss alignment or 2nd It spun up to over 10,000rpm maybe it was 20,000
(Just like Clark said about Myth Busters figured out how much rp
On Aug 27, 2012, at 10:45 AM, Oliver Fairhall wrote:
> I have a G4 MDD (FW 400, not 800 model), which I would like to add SCSI to.
> All my PCI slots are taken up. I am mainly using this with OS 9.2.2. I would
> like to know what is the best featured/most reliable option for adding SCSI
> for
On Aug 27, 2012, at 7:29 PM, smac0031 wrote:
> None of this worked. The drive wouldn't open. I tried a paper clip and
> that wouldn't work. I tried rebooting the machine and that didn't
> help. I gave up and shut the machine down and pried the drive open.
>
> The CD was in chunks. It literally e
Hi folks,
I have a G4 MDD (FW 400, not 800 model), which I would like to add SCSI
to. All my PCI slots are taken up. I am mainly using this with OS 9.2.2.
I would like to know what is the best featured/most reliable option for
adding SCSI for this machine, that doesn't use a PCI slot?
I use
I was playing my favorite game, Master of Orion II. Then I quit the
game and ejected the CD and noticed there was a crack in the inner
ring. So I decided it might be a good time to make a backup copy of
this CD, if it were possible. I tried Disk Utility first and thought
it might be better to use T
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