Thanks for the info. Using old mac classic compatible parts (hard drives, CD-Rom
drives, Floppy drives) is a very good way of finding compatible parts.
On 16 Feb 2003 at 10:41, Vir Cotto s.savisaari@... spoke unto me:
> Hi, new member here.
> I spent an hour yesterday reading old posts concerning the make and
> type of a suitable hard disk replacement for Emax 1 HD. I simply took
> an 40 MB IBM-made SCSI drive from an ancient Macintosh SE, hooked it
> on and used the "Burn in HD" command in the diagnostics menu. It's
> only formatted as a 20 MB drive, obviously, and it's been working
> flawlessly for 4 years now. No problem at all. Well.. you probably
> knew this already. Just a comment.
>
> V.C.
>
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