Well I guess I panicked in my earlier post. I reinitialized the drive that was not being recognized and it was mounted as a result of the initialization process. And then, using my regular set of Extensions (instead of mac ALL) settings on the original SCSI drive of my S900 I was able to install OS9.1 from the installation CD w/o a hitch onto the newly partitioned IDE drive. Wish I totally understood all that took place, but am thankful that the operation was eventually successful. Will be interested in any observances anyone has to offer. Thanks.
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