Mounting a 2gs hard drive on a MacSE/30 system7.5.3

[goble@kin.on.net (David. E. Goble)]

supertimer@aol.com (Supertimer) wrote:
>
>You need GenEx, a program that makes IIGS formatted hard
>drives readable on Macintosh.  Then all you have to do is,
>on the IIGS, set up an HFS partition, copy all your files there,
>and connect the drive to your Mac.  The HFS partition will
>mount on Macintosh Finder.
>
Hi all;

I have a non-apple 105 Meg external hard drive.

I got this program, run it, moved the GenericMacSCSI file into
system/drives, rebooted, reinitialised my HFS partition, copied the
system 6.0.1 file to it, shut down, disconnected the hard drive,
connected it to a Mac SE/30 running system 7.5.3, turned on the hard
drive, turned on the Mac SE/30, waited for it to boot and....

The hard drive did not show up!!!

I opened SCSI Probe, it shows that the hard drive is on the SCSI bus
(SCSI# 6), selected mount, did nothing, tried rest (holding the option
changes the update button to reset), did nothing.

Is there anything I missed, can anyone advise on getting this hard
drive mounted to the Mac. THe hard drive according to SCSI probe is a
Quantum LP105s 910109405 3.1.
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