Fellow Mac users, Does anyone have any advice on the subject of using newer, 68-pin SCSI disks in (or with) older Macs having 50-pin internal and 25-pin external SCSI connectors? Can they be used at least in some limited way with a suitable cable or cabinet, or do they require a SCSI-3/Wide/Fast card or a modern, off-topic Mac? Logically large, physically small SCSI-2 drives are hard to find, and I happen to own a couple of fine 68-pin SCSI disks that I'd like to use.
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