davidg5678
Well-known member
Hello!
I am trying to find a way to access the SD card socket on my SCSI2SD while it is mounted inside of my SE/30. I purchased a simple 48cm SD card extension cable to run out of the expansion slot, but it does not seem to work when connected to the SCSI2SD. The computer does not boot at all when the extension is installed, and it does not detect a drive.
I theorize that it stops functioning due to electromagnetic interference inside of the Macintosh and the lack of shielding on such a long, thin cable. (The extension works fine when connected to my modern iMac, but presumably, there is far less interference on modern machines -not to mention it isn't merely inches away from an electron gun.)
I am curious about how others have rigged up ways to access their SCSI2SD without opening up their machines. Is the 48cm cable I bought just too long? If you have any suggestions for a better way to do things, please let me know.
Thanks!
I am trying to find a way to access the SD card socket on my SCSI2SD while it is mounted inside of my SE/30. I purchased a simple 48cm SD card extension cable to run out of the expansion slot, but it does not seem to work when connected to the SCSI2SD. The computer does not boot at all when the extension is installed, and it does not detect a drive.
I theorize that it stops functioning due to electromagnetic interference inside of the Macintosh and the lack of shielding on such a long, thin cable. (The extension works fine when connected to my modern iMac, but presumably, there is far less interference on modern machines -not to mention it isn't merely inches away from an electron gun.)
I am curious about how others have rigged up ways to access their SCSI2SD without opening up their machines. Is the 48cm cable I bought just too long? If you have any suggestions for a better way to do things, please let me know.
Thanks!