roskar@jhunix.HCF.JHU.EDU (Veljko Roskar) (07/04/90)
What you need to do is either get a copy of a universal SCSI disk formatting software, like OnTrack or SilverLining, or hack Apple's SC HD setup to format your Seagate 157N. If you are handy with fedit or any other utility which lets you modify sectors in hex while observing in ASCII, I can send you the info needed to modify this utility so it will recognize almost any SCSI drive. I use the same drive in my Mac, formatted with Apple's SC HD Setup (modified). If you are not handy with fedit or afraid of writing sectors in files, you can buy Silverlining for ~$100 or OnTrack from us for $40. We have a copy we don't need or use. Best regards, Veljko Roskar@jhuvms.bitnet