At 00:23 +0200 on 23/07/01, Norbert van Bemmel wrote:

>Are you putting an IDE drive in a Vintage Mac that is built for SCSI? An
>interesting experiment, that's for sure! I was just trying to figure out
>the size of the hard disk of a Dell PC I  found on the street tonight, but
>I had no plans of using it in one of my Vintage Macs.
>
>The FAQ only mentions SCSI hard disks, so I'm afraid this will never work.

Actually, the Drive Setup patch guide linked in the FAQ has directions for
hacking Drive Setup to be a universal formatter for ANY drive, not just
SCSI drives.

p
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