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Well, I tried a Sata device with an adapter, but I think the adapter I got is defective. Drive hangs during file copies, etc. it is recognized and I can format it. But it’s limited to 16.7MB/sec. I dug out an old ATA hard drive (a barracuda 7200.7 that supposedly supports higher speeds) and...

IIsi, new PRAM battery. Keeps settings when off, but clock is losing about 15 minutes a week. It's overclocked to 25MHz if that makes a difference. Is it likely cap goo or a damaged trace like here: https://68kmla.org/bb/index.php?threads/macintosh-iicx-slow-clock.46554/ Or is that relatively...

New cable didn’t do anything. Bummer. I’m going to try a couple different ATA devices and see if I can find one that works at the advertised speed, I guess. I think I have an old HDD or two around here somewhere. That wouldn’t solve the problem, exactly, but it would at least be a data point.

Yeah, it’s a 40GB SSD. Read the linked thread there. I guess I could try a new cable next. Thanks!

The ultra ata bus (connector by the PCI slot.) Oh and I’m also using some cheap 40->44 pin ide adapters. (SSD & CF device both use the laptop style connector.) Might that make a difference somehow?

So I’m wondering why my QS G4 is running its internal SSD at the slowest possible speed? I checked with and without the CF card adapter I use as a secondary drive. In both cases the drives seem to be stuck in 16.7MB/sec mode even though I know the SSD is definitely capable of faster. (I used...

Yeah, it just irks me, having to leave an external device plugged in like that. I was hoping to have it working "the right way" and not just "sorta works if you..." you know? :-( Do you know if the original HDDs for the IIsi included active termination or something extra? I wouldn't mind...

Okay, so I've dug out a couple other internal HDDs, some of which are even Apple OEM, and have found that _none_ of them are recognized without the ZuluSCSI plugged in. If it's plugged in, the drives format, mount, and can be booted from just fine. However, the drives all work fine in my other...

Is it possible the adapter requires termination power from the motherboard to work correctly? (Knowing that it works with a Quadra and the IIsi doesn't have termination power on its internal SCSI connector?)

This is the adapter that's on the drive. I thought RN1 and RN2 provided termination to the drive. Any idea how I could test/check those? I tried putting on a jumper of the "term power" jumper of the HDD but it doesn't make a difference...

And then it stoped working again as soon as I unplugged the external ZuluSCSI. Maybe it is a termination issue. Huh.

Well, it works now. The only difference was updating the driver and repartitioning with a patched version of HD SC Setup 7.3.5. Thanks for the advice!

Disk Utility 1.7.3 included on this: https://www.macintoshrepository.org/931-apple-legacy-software-recovery-cd

Interesting; that's good to know. Thank you!

Have a 9GB scsi HDD I’m trying to use with a IIsi. I can boot from a CD image on a ZuluSCSI to format and install an OS. When I initialize the drive I get a prompt about volume size, so I create a 1GB volume. It mounts, I install an OS, and then… nothing. It won’t boot from the volume and if I...

Awesome thanks!

Hi; any chance you have a link for that multipack? I’m in the same boat. 😀

Hi, I've got an AppleCD 300i Plus, (Matsushita CR-503-K) in my Quadra 650 which works, but only mostly. It reads cds fine, and will eject the tray when there's a CD in it ok. But if I hit the tray button when the drive is empty, the tray sticks and I have to tap the left side of the tray to get...

You might want to check all the traces going in and out of the onboard RAM; those are used for VRAM. (U[F|G|H|I][6|7]) A lot of people seem to end up having to replace the chips. C9/C10/C11 are required for sound to work; if you're getting anything weird sound-wise, you might have to resolder...

Damn, I'm glad that card still worked after all that time in storage! Nice fix, too!