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Ian Johnson wrote:

> I've tried using dual hard drives on my Mac IIsi (Apple 40 MB and 80
> MB). I switched the 2 port SCSI ribbon cable with a 3 port cable and
> used a power splitter to provide 2 power ports for HDs. When I boot the
> IIsi with both drives, however, it gives me the "Startup Disk Not Found"
> flashing question mark. The cables and splitter are fine, they work with
> only on HD installed. Maybe the problem is both HDs set to SCSI ID 0,
> but I don't see ID jumpers anywhere on the drives. Is there some kind of
> built-in limitation on the IIsi preventing dual HDs (like when it was
> switched to 20MHz to prevent cutting into IIci sales?)
>
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