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What SCSIs will work with 9500
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RUNTZ
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Aug 6, 2002, 11:19 AM
 
I would like to order a faster SCSI drive for my 9500 that I have upgraded with a sonnet G4 PCI.

On poweron.com they have apple drive but expensive. Will this drive work to boot and do everything ( including run OS X )?

The drive: Cyber Drive Int. Internal, Bootable, 24x SCSI New $39.99

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Taipan
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Aug 6, 2002, 11:13 PM
 
I have recently bought a 24x drive for my Umax S900. It was advertised as a Cyberdrive, though it doesn't say so anywhere on the drive itself, and it is sold very cheaply here in Germany (about 15$). Soon I realized that it wasn't worth even those 15$, because it was really slow. It took up to a minute to read the directory of a CD, and rotation of the CD kept slowing down and accelerating alternately. I assume this was due to read errors, but the CDs worked fine in other drives. Maybe I just had bad luck, but the low price compared to other SCSI drives doesn't make me think so. I have never tried if it is possible to boot from the drive, though.
     
booboo
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Aug 7, 2002, 07:28 PM
 
You've got 6 slots, you could consider buying a PCI IDE card which will open the door to inexpensive and fast IDE drives...
     
   
 
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