my link might help you out with other hd's maybe not this one. its more of a thing to try when you get a stack of 6 or so dead hd's
you might be able to get 2 or 4 to work out of 6, because these old hard drives could just crash as well. most of the time with hard drives they have a MTBF of about 50,000 hours
that is ran for like 8 years 24 hours a day.
but Max1zzz is really onto something , he sells those SCA to 50 pin adaptors for like 10 bucks each.. and you should be able to find those SEAGATE SAVVIO drives for cheap from times to time, the 2,5" 10,000 rpm drives of the 36gb and 72 gig size are 100% back wards compatible with 68k macs all the way back to MacII and MacSE, would probably even work with the PLUS if it had termination power.
i bought my drives in 50 and 100 lots and got them at fairly reasonable price. was installing them in all my mac's… they work so great. so fast .. so quiet … so cheap… it makes complete sense to me and my collection anyways.
you might be able to get 2 or 4 to work out of 6, because these old hard drives could just crash as well. most of the time with hard drives they have a MTBF of about 50,000 hours
that is ran for like 8 years 24 hours a day.
but Max1zzz is really onto something , he sells those SCA to 50 pin adaptors for like 10 bucks each.. and you should be able to find those SEAGATE SAVVIO drives for cheap from times to time, the 2,5" 10,000 rpm drives of the 36gb and 72 gig size are 100% back wards compatible with 68k macs all the way back to MacII and MacSE, would probably even work with the PLUS if it had termination power.
i bought my drives in 50 and 100 lots and got them at fairly reasonable price. was installing them in all my mac's… they work so great. so fast .. so quiet … so cheap… it makes complete sense to me and my collection anyways.