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There is NO question (in my mind) that the G4 in the YouTube video is being connected to the StarTech adapter. It may have a different name over the pond, but it is identical, at least visually. So, I did the reset PRAM procedure this evening. It did result in one difference in behavior...

Plugging in the StarTech w/ the SSD is not recognized at all. (As if it isn't plugged in.) The only thing I do know, 100%, is that the drive is getting power from the adapter because when I substituted an older (2011) SATA HDD, it spun up, but was not recognized in any way on the Mac running off...

The adapter is plugged into the exact same connector on the IDE ribbon cable that was originally on the old HDD. (In this photo it isn't seated only because I had already removed it and didn't want to seat/unseat again.) Because the IDE ribbon has a blocked pin on the female connector, there is...

any chance you're on 9.2.2 as I am? It has been suggest that 9.2.2 is an issue for this. (Not sure why)

Yes, 2 new startech IDE2SAT2 have been tried, purchased new from Staples. After first one didn't work, I spent an hour with tech support from StarTech. They guessed DOA. So I got the 2nd one. Same behavior.

Well, I have tried 2 of them, and neither do anything with my 9.2.2 G4 Sawtooth. Any reason either of these would NOT work? At this point, now I need to think about controllers? Geez...

Wow, what a helpful group. I haven't reset PRAM. To be upfront, while the Classic Mac was my tool of choice in college, I was lured to the Dark Side of Windows many years ago. We only had 1 Mac in our business, and it was for graphical stuff that I wasn't involved in. In this instance, the...

Hey- hoping someone can help. I've got an 1999 PowerMac G4 Sawtooth with its original 20gb IDE drive that really sings. I purchased a new StarTech IDE2SAT2 red adapter with a retired 120GB Kingston SATA SSD (SH103S3/120G, SATA Rev 3.0 (6Gb/s), backward compatible to SATA Rev 2.0 (3Gb/s)...

Oh, yea. OS 9.2

Hey- hoping someone can help. I've got an 1999 PowerMac G4 Sawtooth with its original 20gb IDE drive that really sings. I purchased a new StarTech IDE2SAT2 red adapter with a retired 120GB Kingston SATA SSD (SH103S3/120G, SATA Rev 3.0 (6Gb/s), backward compatible to SATA Rev 2.0 (3Gb/s)...