ldg@yoda.byu.edu (10/11/90)
I am one of those weird people who wants to put together a Macintosh
hard disk from piece parts. I have a hard disk (ST-506 interface) and a
power supply, but have been unable to find a source for an Adaptec 4000
or 4000A board to make the disk drive talk SCSI.
I haven't found any old, dead Mac drives that use this board. Does anyone
know of a source?
Thanks in advance!
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In article <250ldg@yoda.byu.edu> ldg@yoda.byu.edu (Lyle D. Gunderson) writes: >[I] have been unable to find a source for an Adaptec 4000 >or 4000A board to make the disk drive talk SCSI. Pick up a copy of Computer Shopper. Therein will be an ad from an outfit called "Computer Surplus <something>". They carry the Adaptec cards. chaz -- Mexican Student Sees Face Of Kermit the frog In a Cherry. clarson@ux.acs.umn.edu AOL:Crowbone