Is there any particular voodoo needed to get a SCSI disk working in Mac OS? It works ok (albeit slow thanks to the old card) in my PC but I'm drawing a blank with it in the G3.
I took out the SCSI card that was in the G3 and replaced it with the one from the Gigabit Ethernet in case the card was faulty (System Profiler didn't seem to be reading the card info correctly). The drive is a WDE9180-0048A3 attached with a 68-pin cable and a 50-pin adapter on the end to connect it to the card. There are some jumpers on one end of the drive to set up SCSI ID etc. It's on SCSI 0 at the moment. There are also 4 jumpers between the power and cable but none are jumpered and I can't see what they're for.
I took out the SCSI card that was in the G3 and replaced it with the one from the Gigabit Ethernet in case the card was faulty (System Profiler didn't seem to be reading the card info correctly). The drive is a WDE9180-0048A3 attached with a 68-pin cable and a 50-pin adapter on the end to connect it to the card. There are some jumpers on one end of the drive to set up SCSI ID etc. It's on SCSI 0 at the moment. There are also 4 jumpers between the power and cable but none are jumpered and I can't see what they're for.