Paul Corsa wrote:
If I'm not mistaken a Firewire External is a case with a bridge chip AND an IDE drive in it.
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That is correct.
If it's a firewire 800 case, then it has the appropriate bridge chip.
Mine is a 800/400/USB2.0/1.1 case with a 7200 rpm IDE (133) drive.
Browsing the OWC site will give you a better idea.
Also, I noticed MacGurus has been back up and running.
On order from them is a Ratoc SCSI to Firewire adapter, which may be some interest to folks with SCSI peripherals.
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