By ccone
Sun Feb 06, 2011 8:06 pm
I'm buying a SCSI drive for a MPC 3000 and I just got this message from the store:
I did a little research into the MPC 3000 SCSI. I don't think the 36GB hard drive will work for you at all. Its a new SCSI-Ultra hard drive and won't be compatible with the MPC 3000. You need a SCSI-1 or SCSI-2 hard drive. I have a quiet 4GB 50-pin SCSI-2 hard drive that I can put in the case for you instead of the 36GB HD. I think the MPC 3000 is only able to read/write to 780MB or 1GB of a HD. The MPC 3000 would format and use only 1GB of the 4GB, and ignore the rest. I'm pretty sure it will be compatible with the MPC 3000. If its not, you can return it for a refund minus the shipping cost.
You have to format the HD from the MPC 3000.
Any comments would be highly appreciated. Tks -c
I did a little research into the MPC 3000 SCSI. I don't think the 36GB hard drive will work for you at all. Its a new SCSI-Ultra hard drive and won't be compatible with the MPC 3000. You need a SCSI-1 or SCSI-2 hard drive. I have a quiet 4GB 50-pin SCSI-2 hard drive that I can put in the case for you instead of the 36GB HD. I think the MPC 3000 is only able to read/write to 780MB or 1GB of a HD. The MPC 3000 would format and use only 1GB of the 4GB, and ignore the rest. I'm pretty sure it will be compatible with the MPC 3000. If its not, you can return it for a refund minus the shipping cost.
You have to format the HD from the MPC 3000.
Any comments would be highly appreciated. Tks -c

