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Re: Question for A1000 SCSI hard drive users...
« on: March 30, 2009, 12:00:40 AM »
Back in the Elder Days I had a Phoenix toolbox on my 1000. It held the Trumpcard and 2058 Ram board nicely. Of course, I had to shorten the center support of my computer hutch to make that wide combo fit.
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Re: Question for A1000 SCSI hard drive users...
« Reply #1 on: March 31, 2009, 01:26:06 PM »
I found that article in my magazine scans collection... Good thing I must not have read it back in the day. ;-)
My system worked perfectly for years until I got a 2000 and sold off the Toolbox. But then, I'd already installed a DKB Kwikstart board to eliminate the need for the kickstart disk. That also included a new PAL and the 'grounding mod'. I even ran a heavier ground line out to the toolbox's ground plane. I also never tried putting anything on the passthtru of the toolbox... I was sure that would never work.

 
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