Wouldn't be surprised if half the comrades don't get it and the other half prolly' don't give a rodent's rear about this kind of idiocy. Glad to have some support from the gang, co…

Picked up a stash of Mac gear yesterday, here is a rundown: - PowerMac 8600, looks complete, "purple" G3 233MHz upgrade as well as the original CPU card, unsure of RAM/HDD etc; -…

yeah...im about the worst ebay-searcher ever. I hate eBay's search. It has a wierd syntax

24.95+8.50 shipping Click to expand... Ew, not worth it. Let me dig up some cheaper drives.

24.95+8.50 shipping, but if you can find a better deal on a compatible drive/adaptor if needed for $40 or less, let me know!

Whoops, sorry. I mistook it for a full-height drive in some pics. 1/3rd height is the maximum height that will fit though. What is the price?

...and i just measured and my lciii's is 1''x~4''x~6''

oh, and why wont #2 fit? its a 1/3 hight and the lc3 can take up to 1/2 hight, right?

#1 won't work, because I think you can't run an Ultra-320 drive on the LC's PSU. (power constraints, etc.) #2 is too big to fit. Click to expand... Whats the bigest that'll fit…

#1 won't work, because I think you can't run an Ultra-320 drive on the LC's PSU. (power constraints, etc.) #2 is too big to fit.

Would this one work w/ a 68-50 adaptor? NEW Seagate 73GB Hard Drive - ST373207LW SCSI Ultra320 - 320 Mbps - 10,000 RPM Seagate Model / Part # ST373207LW Capacity: 73GB Rotatio…

The power supply in the LC III might be too tiny to support such a high-capacity drive. Click to expand... I've been running a 9.1 GB 50-pin SCSI Seagate in my LC 475 for quite…

The power supply in the LC III might be too tiny to support such a high-capacity drive. And that threw me off when you deleted your post.

Ah jt, good to see you getting back to your old mischief :b&w: I'll be watching with interest, but you knew that Click to expand... HeHeHeHe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :lol: CO…

Mac OS 9.x will run on a 6100, but is tricky to install. You need a retail install CD (ie a full generic install disk, not a model specific disk) and to boot from the CD. You can't…

The 6100 supports up to 9.1, but you must install it from a 9.1 disc. You cannot boot a 6100 from a 9.0 install disc (even a retail one), so you can't install 9.0 or update to 9.1 …

That lot of two Hawks is a good deal. Click to expand... Yesterday I've got Hawk for the bottle of beer it was better deal...

Mac OS 9.x will run on a 6100, but is tricky to install. You need a retail install CD (ie a full generic install disk, not a model specific disk) and to boot from the CD. You can't…

You'd be much better off running OS 8 or even 9 on it. (assuming you have the RAM for the latter) Click to expand... The 6100 tops out at 8.6.

Just to clarify one point of confusion in this thread: (quotes to follow) I found this article on Apple web site: http://support.apple.com/kb/TA28860 Am I OK to assume tha…

It would depend on the system software in particular, and possibly the monitor also. There is occasionally a need for considerable fiddling over this, for some reason, so if you do…

maybe because I have not thought about it before? Is there a problem here? anyway my initial question was about the maximum capacity HD of the 6100, not about formating. In anycas…

Maybe a refresh rate needs changed?

It's something that happens IIRC, so don't panic just yet I think there is a simple solution... Can't remember the solution off the top of my head...

Video cable is plugged into the connector on the motherboard...