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Make sure you verify proper termination and SCSI ID via jumper settings and termination packs. <br />

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Make sure you verify proper termination and SCSI ID via jumper settings and termination packs.


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Answer lacked a certain degree of clarity. Crashoverride &nbsp;might have spent more time thinking about his response before writing it. I found myself stumbling over his words. Nonetheless I think I got a yes as an answer, since the &quot;secondary (internal)drive&quot; that I mentioned would &nbsp;have to be SCSI. By the way,FWB's Hard Disk Toolkit will do exactly what Apple's Drive Setup would do...and more. <br />

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Answer lacked a certain degree of clarity. Crashoverride  might have spent more time thinking about his response before writing it. I found myself stumbling over his words. Nonetheless I think I got a yes as an answer, since the "secondary (internal)drive" that I mentioned would  have to be SCSI. By the way,FWB's Hard Disk Toolkit will do exactly what Apple's Drive Setup would do...and more.


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P.S. In spite of the aforementioned, I appreciated the response.<br />

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P.S. In spite of the aforementioned, I appreciated the response.


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I have both a PPC 8100/80 and a new G3. The older machine has a secondary Hard Drive,(Quantum XP34550S/4GB), which I would like to move to the new machine as a secondary drive. The primary drive in the G3 is referred to as an ATA type. I typically use FWB to format and partition. Can I make this transfer without &nbsp;compatibility &nbsp;problems?
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I have both a PPC 8100/80 and a new G3. The older machine has a secondary Hard Drive,(Quantum XP34550S/4GB), which I would like to move to the new machine as a secondary drive. The primary drive in the G3 is referred to as an ATA type. I typically use FWB to format and partition. Can I make this transfer without  compatibility  problems?

Transferring  a Hard Drive

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