So here is my thinking....
NOW THAT
CONTROLLER (is working) and
HARD DRIVE CONTROLLER (is working) and
they are talking, that presents a few possibilities.
The Hard Drive may be DATA CORRUPT, but let's put that aside (it may not be).
But even
if the HARD DRIVE bits are corrupt, then PC wouldn't boot, or
would be full of unreadable data just like some of my floppies are.
I figure that if I get things configured properly, (and data is bad), then I should get read errors (since controller and drive controller is fine).BUT RIGHT NOW, I'm not getting Visibility to the WD-HARD-Drive-CONTROLLER (that is key)I'm no Amiga or PC-XT Expert, but there are 3 basics scenarios (corrupt or not-corrupt).
1) The drive has a AMIGA FORMATTED IMAGE (one or more partitions)
2) The drive has a DOS FORMATTED IMAGE (one or more partitions)
3) The drive has BOTH a [DOS and AMIGA IMAGE]
** due to small drive size, there is probably only 1 or 2 partitions **
I need to read the BRIDGBOARD install Guide steps to fully understand how that new-install/config would be done (there will be clues)
------------------------------
DOS IMAGE SCENARIO --------------------------------------
NOW if a DOS Partition, then somehow (since we know we don't need drivers) the Controller should present a C: or D: Drive,
but it doesn't (YET), or if no DOS image (it can't)Need to figure out how that is done (if an DOS image is there).
(Darkage, that YOUTUBE PC-Pimp guy video (you linked above) should know. I notice the tel # on the you tube video. (416) is in Toronto Canada Area 
)-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------
AMIGA IMAGE SCENARIO --------------------------------
No idea how this works (yet), but the amiga Bridgeboard manual will provide clues
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
So I have some research and reading to do.
Everyone welcome to send me idea's or links they find.
Next step is to READ THAT BRIDGEBOARD MANUAL very carefully and understand the NEW BUILD procedure for a IBM-SideHDD and a AMIGA SIde Access to it.I think if there was a DOS Image, then the AMIGA/PC would see a C: drive. (but it doesn't)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SOUND IS SOMETHING THAT TRIGGERS Memory
So even if I don't remember how I used The Amiga 2000
Every time I hear the Computer power up (now), and that Hard Drive's Head makes the LOUD shake-wiggle sound.
It's music to my ears.....
I expect to hear follow up shakes and for the AMIGA to BOOT (without a Workbench Floppy in there), but it doesn't I only get 2 shake sounds.
That is a memory in my head, I haven't forgotten from YEARS BACK.
that "TAT.....TAT.TAT....TAT.TAT.TAT......TAT.TAT.... sound.
It's pretty distinct "squeak" sound that a A2000-HD Makes with Old HD Drive and Metal case. (You got to hear it to understand)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
