Chris A. reminded us that there are two IDE/ATA buses on the motherboard, which can each hold a drive. I do believe that the 3000 used one of those for the CD-ROM. What I forgot (and Chris brought to mind) is that there is a SCSI bus inside too! I shouldn't have forgotten because two of my drives are SCSI.
Of course, the last time I looked, SCSI drives were way expensive. Apple used to use SCSI exclusively, making the change-over to IDE about the time the clones came out.
Still, it's another option.
Paul
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