Re: DaynaFILE II question...

["Vartan" <vartan@adelphia.net>]

ahhh. see I was thinking of buyin a standard 'brick on a cord' adaptor from
radioshack. well AFAIK you *could* share it but you're severely limited by
the way file sharing and crappy third-party removable drives work together,
,ie it may only let you share one mounted disk per session of enabling file
sharing. Honestly the best in my opinion would be to mount it and then
diskimage it using something like shrinkwrap which supports nonstandard, non
HFS disks, or that's what I'd use it for at least.

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In article <3CA68A4C.D3F023AC@intergate.ca>, Wayne Stewart
<waynes@intergate.ca> wrote:


> Vartan wrote:
>>
>> have the mac drivers if ya want them, though I'm fairly sure they stop
>> working around os 8.1 or so. don't remember offhand though.
>
> I'd love to have the drivers, I'm using an 8100 as a servor for my
> little network using OS 7.5.5. It'd be interesting to see if I
> can integrate this drive into the network since it is a SCSI device
>
>> so 12v DC uhm I know it sounds stupid but it that positive or negative
>> polarity? what's the mAmp rating?
> The center is 12+ while the outside is ground. mAmp rating, I couldn't
> say. I don't have the origional power supply and I didn't have anything
> compact on hand so I just made an adapter to take it off a PC power
> supply. That was good enough to try it out on an Apple II.
> Now if the Mac read and write PC formatted 5.25" disks on it and maybe
> with AppleTalk put them on my IIgs or IIe desktop then it gets more
> interesting.
>
>
>  Wayne