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Re: SCSI devices for a IIgs
Supertimer <supertimer@aol.com> wrote in message
20030720144001.06962.00000455@mb-m06.aol.com">news:20030720144001.06962.00000455@mb-m06.aol.com...
> The Zip drive was nice. If you format the Zip disk as HFS
> (making sure the HFS FST is installed on your IIGS
> system disk), you don't have to partition the Zip disk.
>
> I found some old Apple SCSI CD-ROM drives. I then
> kept one of them as is for CD-ROM and removed the
> CD-ROM from the other enclosure and installed the
> Insider internal SCSI Zip Drive into it. Worked great.
> It was cool to see the black Zip drive inside the
> platinum Apple CD-ROM case with Apple logo too.
That's a clever hack--putting the zip drive in the CDROM enclosure. I'm
thinking about adding a Zip instead of a hard drive. Its slower, but I'm
not sure I'll really notice given the bus speed limitations of an Apple II.