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Re: Zip drive as hard drive???



In article <DsKu54.D4o.0.sheppard@torfree.net>, be063@torfree.net (Johnny
Lau) wrote:

> Here's a related question to this thread.
> 
> After hearing about all the good things about Zip, I'm sort of curious if 
> it can be set up so your IIgs will recognize it as a hard drive? (I know 
> that's not possible on the Mac and PC platform though.)
> .
> -- 

My SCSI Zip does double duty on my Mac as a high capacity floppy and as my
System 7.1 boot drive (yes I know about System Picker).  I have also used
it (once only) on my IIgs to back up my Quantum 100mb drive via a RamFAST
SCSI controller (Rev C, ROM 3.01e).

I had not trouble just hitching it up and turning everything on.  Why
can't you use _your_ SCSI Zip as a hard drive - on any machine??

I think the ZIP Drive is fantastic. I've owned one since September 1995
and only had one fault (a crack in the SCSI Cable) which was fixed
super-promptly.  I have no hesitation recommending it to people who have
SCSI cards.

MH

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