PC ISA IDE Controller in Amiga 2000HD rev 6.2b

[JimS]

Like Jeff said, the ISA (pc) slots in the 2000 are passive. They aren't connected to anything . They can be used by the Bridgeboard - on the IBM side. You can then share the drive with the Amiga (slow)  There was available at one time a 'Goldengate' card that just connected the Zorro to ISA so the Amiga could access those slots directly.
A better way would be to look up a second hand external MAC scsi drive and gut it for the drive itself. ..

[JimS]

Floid wrote:
Or use it externally (though you might need to change the jumpers), or get any normal single-ended narrow SCSI drive ever made...

Weren't some of the 680x0 Macs HVD SCSI or something weird?

Yeah, you can use the drive externally, it it's the right interface. I've never seen an old Mac drive that wasn't either the 25pin D-shell (wrong) connector, or the Centronics 50-pin style... Not that it's not possible of course.  It's just neater to put in inside.  I use one of the external drives for file transfer between the Amiga and my peecees.  They show up fairly often at the thrift shops. .. cheap... I got a Syquest removable HD for 99 cents.