>There isn't a way to bypass the edge connector* >for the SCSI on those Macs. You'd be better off >getting a DB25M to CEN50M SCSI cable then finding >an external SCSI case with the normal internal >SCSI and power connections. Then you can pull the >adaptor off the drive and connect it to the external >SCSI port of the LC520. That setup will come in handy >a lot if you're planning to do a bunch of work with >Macs. :) > After reading Pickle's post, I did exactly that. I took out the adapter, stuck it in an external case and hacked around with the jumpers till I found a setting that would let me book with it as an external, without causing confusion. And I contacted the guy I got them from, who'd found out the admin password. One way or another, I'll get this thing working again. (And I have some IIsis and a few other machines I could use to hack around with it.)
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