Thanks for the suggestion! For now the Iomega driver is working out great for me, but if I need to make a bootable disk I’ll definitely give this a try!I would highly recommend against using the Iomega driver and use the patched version of Apple's HD SC Setup, since not only will the disks be bootable, but you'll have a lot less issues using the disks in systems that don't have the Iomega driver.
Yeah, these SCSI zip drives are definitely extremely useful!I got 2 of these scsi zip drives myself and it’s been revolutionary for me being able to transfer software from my performa 6200 which is online (so macintosh-garden) to my se/30. Plus something lovely and nostalgic about the little blue zip. And you can buy a scsi to usb adaptor if you want.
If sales are completed at those price levels, by definition, the items are not overpriced. Lot's of stuff on eBay really is overpriced, then it doesn't sell. If you can, make offers, sometimes you get lucky that way. I'd like a SCSI Zip 250, but they sell way out of my price range. :mellow:As I said in an earlier post, those SCSI to USB adapters are extremely hard to find for a good price. Most of the ones on eBay are ridiculously overpriced. And, even worse yet, people seem to actually be paying those prices!
Yeah, I mean overpriced in that they are probably made in China for a buck or two.If sales are completed at those price levels, by definition, the items are not overpriced.
Yeah, they do actually seem to be in relatively high demand because there is quite a few of them that have sold on eBay. There was also one that only went for $21! Wish I’d have seen that!Supply and demand can be a beyotch. :lol:
Just search “SCSI to USB” on eBay. There’s a whole bunch of them.Got a link to the adapters you're talking about?