I don't remember having the ISA Card, I'll give the place a good going over. There's a very good (bad?) chance it went down the Storage Room Whirlpool almost 8 years ago, so I'm not going to hold my breath.
Reading your post got me wondering how hard it might be do re-create that interface on a buffered, ChipSet enhanced upgrade hack for a PC Compatability Card? [}
] ]'> It'd have to be one that's socketed, yet new enough to support the OS/drivers available for this bridge Chip. That'd be a very cool hack by itself, adding a full fledged Passive ISA Backplane would be even more so!
Be that as it may: I do have an external SCSI<->PCMCIA interface to try to get up and running, I'll post another thread about getting that one up and running on a Mac if I can't find the old one.
edit: I checked out that link, it sounds better than any other unit I've seen, using three IDs seems to very neatly sidesteps the LUN(?) issue I've been reading about with other converters.
Reading your post got me wondering how hard it might be do re-create that interface on a buffered, ChipSet enhanced upgrade hack for a PC Compatability Card? [}
] ]'> It'd have to be one that's socketed, yet new enough to support the OS/drivers available for this bridge Chip. That'd be a very cool hack by itself, adding a full fledged Passive ISA Backplane would be even more so!Be that as it may: I do have an external SCSI<->PCMCIA interface to try to get up and running, I'll post another thread about getting that one up and running on a Mac if I can't find the old one.
edit: I checked out that link, it sounds better than any other unit I've seen, using three IDs seems to very neatly sidesteps the LUN(?) issue I've been reading about with other converters.