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    • trag
      scsi voodoo on a quadra 700 with an 80 pin hd

      By trag · Posted

      Not strictly true.   The 80 pin drives are wide devices.  The Mac has a narrow SCSI bus.   Even though the upper (wide) bits aren't being used, they should be terminated on the drive.   So just putting the drive bare in the middle of a properly terminated SCSI chain might work, but it is not proper SCSI configuration.   The upper bits on the wide drive must be terminated, unless it is in the middle of a wide SCSI chain.
    • tt
      Walkmac

      By tt · Posted

      What an awesome acquisition!  I hope to see it at a future VCF event. 
    • tt
      Mac Color Classic Restoration Completed

      By tt · Posted

      Looks great, especially the A/B restoration. Do you have a reference for what parts you used for that part of the restoration?
    • Daniël Oosterhuis
      scsi voodoo on a quadra 700 with an 80 pin hd

      By Daniël Oosterhuis · Posted

      It does seem like maybe drives that won't necessarily deal with the Narrow SCSI Bus, might do so out of termination related problems. I have two 72GB U320 drives that don't have a jumper for Narrow Mode, and those won't work at all. The thread I linked does also have a mod to do the termination for the full SCA80 connector data lines if necessary, I'm probably going to try that on one of the adapters I have to see if that makes the 72GB drives work.
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