Yeah, I had tried specifically modifying the HDToolBox file type to reference 2nd.scsi.device when I had drives on both, but no luck.  I didn't hold out much hope on the attempt as it looks like HDToolBox goes through a scan of all the various 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc... scsi.devices anyway.  I'll putz with it a bit more, but may just have to resign myself to having a single removable drive on the MiniMig as a slave to the SSD.  Ah well... 

Thanks all!
~Dr. G

Are you still looking for an X5000 to buy?

So if you just look for any Basic usable on Windows and compatible wih QuickBASIC, then try QB64-PE

Does it compile code for Amiga computers?

Try PureBasic,  really good basic,  and  if you stick to the older version, can compile for windows, mac, linux and AmigaOS

Thanks for the advice, but the syntax of this dialect is radically different from the Q(uick)Basic and Amiga Basic used to.

Thanks for pointing that out.  I didn't look up BusSpeedTest.  The old email was a response to my query about T-Rex-II SCSI speeds, but as you point out, maybe the provided information is really a memory speed test.

Jaeson