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Well, the lights on the drive case came on and it made a nice little whirring
sound, but as far as getting the system to recognize it, no dice so far.

Most likely reason for this:  I don't have a SCSI terminator for the other
port on the back of the drive.  Time to go visit Micro Center.

So:

1)  Is the lack of a terminator sufficient to make the drive unrecognizeable
     to my GS, i.e. plugging one in could fix things?  (As far as I know, I
     have everything else set correctly -- SCSI ID 6, slot set to "Your Card",
     etc.)  

2)  Once I get the thing to recognize it, will Advanced Disk Utility be able
     to determine the size of the disk when I try to partition it in (let's
     say) 20MB chunks, or do I have to play trial-and-error to determine
     its capacity?

			jeff.  it's been a looooong time since I futzed with
				such peripherals...


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