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plug it in :-) &nbsp;the OS should read that it's there. &nbsp;Use drive set up (found in utilities) to reformat it as a Mac disk or to initialize it if it can't read it at all. &nbsp;if this answers your question, i'll repost as an answer.<br />
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-Jesse<br />
jwk98@earthlink.net<br />

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plug it in :-)  the OS should read that it's there.  Use drive set up (found in utilities) to reformat it as a Mac disk or to initialize it if it can't read it at all.  if this answers your question, i'll repost as an answer.

-Jesse
jwk98@earthlink.net


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but the drive setup don't see my new hd... i click in rescan bus ption and the drive setup show me only these informations : <br />
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Macintosh HD &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;ATA &nbsp; &nbsp; 0 &nbsp;0 &nbsp;0<br />
&lt;CD-ROM Drive&gt; &nbsp; &nbsp;ATA &nbsp; &nbsp; 1 &nbsp;0 &nbsp;0<br />
&lt;not supported&gt; &nbsp; SCSI &nbsp; &nbsp;0 &nbsp;5 &nbsp;0<br />

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but the drive setup don't see my new hd... i click in rescan bus ption and the drive setup show me only these informations :

Macintosh HD      ATA     0  0  0
<CD-ROM Drive>    ATA     1  0  0
<not supported>   SCSI    0  5  0


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i asume you have it set to id 5? &nbsp;what happens if you just click on not supported and select initialize? &nbsp;no go? &nbsp;try changing the ID...<br />

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i asume you have it set to id 5?  what happens if you just click on not supported and select initialize?  no go?  try changing the ID...


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how to install a IDE HD from my old pc in my PowerMac g3 ?
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how to install a IDE HD from my old pc in my PowerMac g3 ?

IDE HD from PC

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