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I just bought a Mac mini G4 1.5 GHz that I'm about to install OS 9 on. For obvious reasons a SIL3112 card is not an option. The goto solution is an mSATA to 44-pin IDE-adapter. For fun I also got a 44-pin to 40-pin IDE-adapter so I could do some benchmarks in my 1.25 GHz SP MDD G4. Results of...

Didn't know about that setting, so I patiently wait each time. This does not happen on my G4 MDD. So far I've not had any damage to the disk in the G3.

I have the same problem on my Beige G3 rev A 9.2.2. However, I've not tested it with a 1210SA. I get it in all scenarios described below. SSD is an old Intel 64 GB SATA. - SD to IDE adapter connected to built in IDE port - SD to IDE adapter connected to PCI IDE card (133) - don't remember the...

Lol, I guess we now have an official name for the procedure... Glad it works! Has been very stable for me, recorded a Christmas record in 24/96 on it with Logic 6 on my G4 SP1,25 GHz MDD 2 GB RAM!

Glad it worked not only for me! Some benchmarks on my SP 1,25 GHz MDD 2 GB RAM! SD to IDE adapter on ATA-66 (would not work on ATA-100 for some reason). Fairly high class SanDisk micro SD card used. Intenso 2.5 TOP 128 GB SSD on flashed Adaptec 1210SA.

Desoldered pin 8 (VCC) of the 24WC02 and the card changed identity to 1095:3112 and started to work (since I'd flashed it before). So, if you have a 1210SA and want it to work on a Mac, remove or disable the 24WC02! So the answer to 1. is yes!

I have an Adaptec 1210SA that I flashed with the patched SeriTek flasher in OS 9. The flashing process went fine, the card was recognized by the flasher and the firmware was programmed. However, on reboot, the card behaves exactly the same as before the flash. It's not recognized by OS 9. I...