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I also did a test with Windows NT 4.0. The Ls-120 drive is also defective there. It cannot read LS-120 disks. Micky

I would like to buy another one, but the drives are currently far too expensive. Micky

I tested the drive with Windows XP. The same result as with MacOS9. I think the drive is defective. Micky

Thanks for the tip. The program has drivers for an LS-100 Superdisk drive. Currently only floppy disks are recognized and not Superdisk disks. I have to test why that is the case. Micky

Why should you use a DOM module when a CF card also works? Dom's are very interesting. I've never heard of it before. Micky

Did not work. Initialization is not possible. Micky

Thanks for your answer. The drivers did not work. I think it gives no driver for Ide. MaxOS 9 sees the drive as hdd and this is wrong. Micky

I have a Superdisk drive LKM-F934-1, Ide, from Matsushita-Kotobuki. MacOS 9.2.1 sees this drive, but it is not possible to partition the superdisk. It starts, but then it says: Initialization is not possible. I use one used Superdisk and a new one, which was shrink wrapped. Does MacOS 9.2.1...

Not necessary. You can flash it with the flash utility from Adaptec. https://storage.microsemi.com/de-de/speed/mac/scsi/powerdomain_2940uw_hqx.php And voila you have a PowerDomain 2940UW. Micky

Thanks for the info! A SanDisk SSD Plus 120 gb works perfect. I did not think that the newer SSDs were not backwards compatible. Micky

Did the Adaptec 1210SA works with SSD hdd's? Because I have here a SanDisk SSD Plus with 240 gb and there are a lot of errors when I try to use this hdd. The hdd works under Windows Vista without errors. Instead I use a normally hdd, it's a Hitachi 7K500-320, with 320 gb. This works. Micky

With the help from #116 it was possible to rebuild the Adaptec 1210SA so that it work with my Power Macintosh G3 series revision c and MacOS 9.2.1. Very good work! Why is the Adaptec shown as an SCSI card? Micky