How big of a hard drive can you put on the Mac's? Since they have a SCSI to IDE adapter, do they also have a SCSI to SATA adapter? According to my readings on SATA, SATA seems closer to SCSI than IDE AND SATA drives seem to be more available now. The thing is regardless of using an IDE or SATA drive...what is the theoretical maximum size drive that will be recognized by the Mac.
Now if the floppy goes, I am assuming that even though the drive on an SE/30 is the 1.44m standard, is the drive standard or is that Mac proprietary?
Oh Trag,
I have looked up that Macintosh repair book and boy oh boy the private listers on Amazon are sure scalping the book. The starting price is $63 with one fellow even asking $134 for it. That is reDACKulous if you ask me.
The price is a bit high on the "The Dead Scrolls..." book, but at least it is around $35.
I found some other good stuff on-line as well. I did find a serial printer for the Mac...but boy oh boy are printers a HARD find. I think it would be much better to go with a network printer.
Sidebar & slightly off topic. Speaking of network...can the SE/30 still be able to get on today's internet? I know I probably would be in trouble with things like YouTube and music sites, but what about standard emails? I should be able to at least do that right?
This is what I would need, correct?
http://cgi.ebay.com/Apple-Macintosh-Mac-LC-PDS-Ethernet-Network-Card_W0QQitemZ350266251534QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item518d7ed90e
BTW....How do you add pictures to posts in this forum?
Thanx,
Geo