Hi M68KLAers,
I got myself one of the ACARD SCSI-to-SATA boxes and installed a 2.5" SDD into it, but now it seems that my machine does not recognise it.
On both my SE/30 and Mystic Colour Classic the SCSI drives has the old "terminator" resisters sets install.
All new SCSI devices use jumpers instead.
The ACARD box has two jumpers for SCSI terminator:
1. Terminator Enable
2. Terminator Power Enable
I would expect that for SE/30 that I would configure:
a. Terminator Enabled &
b. Terminator Power Disabled (as SE/30 SCSI provides termination power).
However my SE/30 does not recognise the device... (using "Apple HD SC Setup 7.3.5").
I then did a check on all the options and still found I was unable to get the device initialised.
It this due to limits with the apple software that means that it will only recognise SCSI devices from certain manufacturers?
Also will "Apple HD SC Setup" fail in the device is to large?
Thanks,
(SE/30, Colour Classic (Mystic), Mac Pro, Mac mini(s) and MacBook Pro)
I got myself one of the ACARD SCSI-to-SATA boxes and installed a 2.5" SDD into it, but now it seems that my machine does not recognise it.
On both my SE/30 and Mystic Colour Classic the SCSI drives has the old "terminator" resisters sets install.
All new SCSI devices use jumpers instead.
The ACARD box has two jumpers for SCSI terminator:
1. Terminator Enable
2. Terminator Power Enable
I would expect that for SE/30 that I would configure:
a. Terminator Enabled &
b. Terminator Power Disabled (as SE/30 SCSI provides termination power).
However my SE/30 does not recognise the device... (using "Apple HD SC Setup 7.3.5").
I then did a check on all the options and still found I was unable to get the device initialised.
It this due to limits with the apple software that means that it will only recognise SCSI devices from certain manufacturers?
Also will "Apple HD SC Setup" fail in the device is to large?
Thanks,
(SE/30, Colour Classic (Mystic), Mac Pro, Mac mini(s) and MacBook Pro)