
By AntonPD
Sun Aug 08, 2010 8:59 pm
yo!
today, i tried connecting a scsi hard disk i got for free (no manual or drivers or nothing..) to a powermac 7500
i tried different scsi id's (and made sure they werent conflicting with the id's from the mac itself), tried both connections on the back of the drive (it looks similar to this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Scsi-1_gehaeuse.jpg)
the mac os 8.6 disk manager could see something was connected via scsi, but it didnt properly show its id i set, and i also couldnt acces the drive...
am i overlooking something? a zip drive connected to the same port on the mac works fine..
DAMN!! something i think of now, the zip is 'self terminating' (or something like that :p) so i didnt think of this when trying to get the hard drive to work
is there a way to check if i need to terminate it? i havent yet connected the drive to my mpc yet, id rather mess up the mac than the scsi fuse... (and i havent got time to find a cable yet :p)
thanks for reading!
today, i tried connecting a scsi hard disk i got for free (no manual or drivers or nothing..) to a powermac 7500
i tried different scsi id's (and made sure they werent conflicting with the id's from the mac itself), tried both connections on the back of the drive (it looks similar to this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Scsi-1_gehaeuse.jpg)
the mac os 8.6 disk manager could see something was connected via scsi, but it didnt properly show its id i set, and i also couldnt acces the drive...
am i overlooking something? a zip drive connected to the same port on the mac works fine..
DAMN!! something i think of now, the zip is 'self terminating' (or something like that :p) so i didnt think of this when trying to get the hard drive to work
is there a way to check if i need to terminate it? i havent yet connected the drive to my mpc yet, id rather mess up the mac than the scsi fuse... (and i havent got time to find a cable yet :p)
thanks for reading!




