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Re: Zip Drive-- How to hook up a SCSI Zip to the GS



Supertimer writes ...
> 
> Rubywand <rubywand@swbell.net> wrote:
> 
> (snipped generally great information...I stored the entire file on my hard
> disk for future reference!)
> >012- Which SCSI interface works best with a Zip Drive?
> >
> >     Your best choice is the version 3.01f RamFAST.  Along with good
> >speed, Direct Memory Access support, and on-ROM utilities, you also get
> >an interface which permits ejecting a Zip disk and mounting a new Zip
> >disk from the System 6 Finder. (There is no need to turn OFF the
> >computer and restart the system in order to swap disks.)
> 
> Just to add one comment on this great article, the Apple High Speed
> SCSI interface also allows ejecting removable disks.  With a partitioned
> Zip disk (or CD-ROM), you have to lasso or shift-click to hilight all the
> partitions and drag them to the trash to eject the disk.  As long as one
> partition remains on the desktop, the disk stays in.  There is no need
> to turn off the computer to swap disks.


     Thanks for the info. It will be added to the Csa2 FAQs.

     With the Apple High Speed SCSI interface, does the successful eject
of a Zip disk and recognition of a newly inserted Zip disk work only
when all partitions of the to-be-ejected disk are Trash-ed at once? That
is, what happens if you move one partition to Trash; and, then, lasso &
move the remaining partitions to Trash? Does the Zip disk eject okay?
Are you able to insert a different Zip disk and have it recognized?

 
Rubywand