:lol:
I seem to be screwing it up by the numbers here...
I had installed OS 8.5 on my PB1400c, and afterwards powered down and set up the SCSI direct mode hookup. Bam. Both drives were visible on my IIci when connected via SCSI in disk mode.
"All's well, so okay time to go ahead and put the 8.6 upgrade on" I think and so I do it and power down and hook it up and fire up the Macs as they're supposed to be fired up.
The drives did not appear on the desktop of the IIci when connected via SCSI.
So, perhaps 8.6 caused a problem of some sort...I don't particularly mind if I have to run 7.6.1 or 8.5 as the PB1400c that's sitting on top of my IIci is just an external hard drive and a way (with some fiddling with it) to get larger files from the wider world to it...
Best,
John
Posted from a PB1400c/G3 250 wirelessly
I seem to be screwing it up by the numbers here...
I had installed OS 8.5 on my PB1400c, and afterwards powered down and set up the SCSI direct mode hookup. Bam. Both drives were visible on my IIci when connected via SCSI in disk mode.
"All's well, so okay time to go ahead and put the 8.6 upgrade on" I think and so I do it and power down and hook it up and fire up the Macs as they're supposed to be fired up.
The drives did not appear on the desktop of the IIci when connected via SCSI.
So, perhaps 8.6 caused a problem of some sort...I don't particularly mind if I have to run 7.6.1 or 8.5 as the PB1400c that's sitting on top of my IIci is just an external hard drive and a way (with some fiddling with it) to get larger files from the wider world to it...
Best,
John
Posted from a PB1400c/G3 250 wirelessly