On Thursday, October 2, 2003, at 07:22 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
jacques korf wrote:
may be true. But this all depends on the controller you use. In my case i only could use the internal scsi port. And that would not go beyond 8gigs.
Then you had serious problems with the motherboard of that system, because I've had much larger drives on the internal SCSI on a 7500...
Thank you, Bruce. Any scsi controller will work fine without a size limit for OSX.
And it is not being negative pointing out when people are giving out false information....
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