--- Gary Gorbet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On my own S900 there is no 8 gig max limit. With the
> SIIG ATA/133
> (and probably other cards) there is no particular
> limit. I have a 40
> gig drive partitioned into two equal parts - one
> running Panther, the
> other running Jaguar. The main Panther volume is
> running 10.3.4 and
> is able to see my 2 gig SCSI drive. I don't know
> whether a SCSI can
> be the boot volume for Panther, but I do know that
> in later versions
> (10.3.2 ff.??) SCSI drives can be data volumes.
Ooops!I forgot we were talking Apples and oranges
here. My OSX machine is a real Apple with built-in IDE
which has the limitation I mentioned, as does any
non-G5 Apple. An S900 would have the limitations of
whatever card you put in to get an IDE bus. Sorry for
the confusion.
=====
Steve Hardy
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