Re: easy project? apple scsi hd on a card ie..scsi expander

["brad" <mrbrad@ll.net>]

this cf to ide adapter...you mean the cf flashcard...or is this a diff
product...? (i have a cf flash card w/256mb scandisk)

brad



"Bill Garber" <willy46pa@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> "M. Pender" <mpender@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> : On 2/10/04 7:38 AM, in article
> : 5e7193b4.0402100438.5412f4aa@posting.google.com, "Willi Kusche"
> : <a2@wilserv.com> wrote:
> :
> : >   I bought a similar setup on eBay.  Handy but it wastes a
> slot,
> : > IMHO.  Also, upgrading to a bigger drive isn't easy.  Either
> 2.5 inch
> : > SCSI drives are hard to find or I wasn't looking in the right
> place.
> : > Well, at a reasonable price...
> :
> : 2.5" SCSI drives are hard to find and getting harder all the
> time.  I think
> : the best bet these days is to cannabilize a dead powermac for
> parts and take
> : out the drive.
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> Or this: Initial cost high, but, get CF to IDE adapter, then
> IDE to SCSI, use CF cards. Might just be worth a try and solve
> the long time problem of notebook drives becoming scarce.  8-)
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