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Re: Using a Squirrel SCSI Interface with latest 52x CD-ROM's
« on: April 30, 2003, 05:34:17 PM »
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StevenJGore wrote:
Any reason why a modern 52-speed IDE CD-ROM drive inserted into an external SCSI case wouldn't work with a Squirrel SCSI interface connected to an A1200?


Yes.

You can't attach an IDE CDROM to a Squirel SCSI Interface.

I assume you mean an 52X SCSI CD-ROM.

I never managed to get my modern  SCSI Yamaha Writer to work on either a squirrel or surf squirrel interface.
It works fine on my Blizzard SCSI however.

To be honest, depending on your budget, you'd be better of getting an IDE interface such as a powerflyer.
Its an ATA 33 Controller that clips onto your A1200 mobo, giving you 2 IDE channels like a PC.

Allows you to connect 4 IDE devices and run them at full speed, depending on your CPU.  The Internal IDE is seriously slow.

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