[Question] UTILITY of Quantum Fireball 3.5-series SCSI HDD

L

Linda Wang

[Question] UTILITY of Quantum Fireball 3.5-series SCSI HDD


Hello

Help me Please!

I have a HDD(Harddisk) for PowerMac 6100.

It's Spec. is the following:

* HDD for PowerMac 6100
* SCSI
* Quantum Fireball 3.5-series
* 2.0 GB
* Singapore made
* Code: MF71602W8815E
* Another Code: 2100S TM21S023 REV 04-C S3016

I have heard that Quantum supported UTILITY for changing to
HDD of Pentium(IBM PC) SCSI.

After reforming set-up by the UTILITY, I want to use this
Mac SCSI HDD as "Pentium SCSI HDD with Adaptec SCSI Card".



However,,,

I never find this UTILITY ANY MORE, because Quantum company was gone.
(You know, Quantum was merged into other Company.)

Centainly, Quantum supported this Utility PAST YEAR, But I Could NOT
find it at Quantum Web site NOW A DAYS!!!

Please let me know info of the UTILITY!
(Finding method of UTILITY, Where it is?, Web Site URL, FTP Site URL etc.)


I need Utility of changing set-up, and additionally format utility for
SCSI HDD for Pentium (IBM-PC).


Please Help me!

Thanks a lot!
 
R

Rod Speed

[Question] UTILITY of Quantum Fireball 3.5-series SCSI HDD


Hello

Help me Please!

I have a HDD(Harddisk) for PowerMac 6100.

It's Spec. is the following:

* HDD for PowerMac 6100
* SCSI
* Quantum Fireball 3.5-series
* 2.0 GB
* Singapore made
* Code: MF71602W8815E
* Another Code: 2100S TM21S023 REV 04-C S3016

I have heard that Quantum supported UTILITY for changing to
HDD of Pentium(IBM PC) SCSI.

After reforming set-up by the UTILITY, I want to use this
Mac SCSI HDD as "Pentium SCSI HDD with Adaptec SCSI Card".



However,,,

I never find this UTILITY ANY MORE, because Quantum company was gone.
(You know, Quantum was merged into other Company.)
Maxtor.

Centainly, Quantum supported this Utility PAST YEAR, But
I Could NOT find it at Quantum Web site NOW A DAYS!!!

Its on the Maxtor site now.
 
L

Linda Wang

Mr. Rod Speed, Thanks for your answer!

Well,,,

I did connect to Maxtor.com, but I did not find
any utility related SCSI HDD except "Diagnostic
SW, scsimax.exe"(But, it is not!).

In addition, I did not find "SCSI Format Utility" !!!

I did not find the utility at the following URLs:

1)
http://www.maxtor.com/en/support/products/scsi/legacy/fireball_tm/index.htm

2) Software Download
http://www.maxtor.com/en/support/downloads/index.htm
I have heard that Quantum supported UTILITY for changing to
HDD of Pentium(IBM PC) SCSI.

After reforming set-up by the UTILITY, I want to use this
Mac SCSI HDD as "Pentium SCSI HDD with Adaptec SCSI Card".

I need Utility of changing set-up, and additionally format utility for
SCSI HDD for Pentium (IBM-PC).


Does anybody know the info for the above "Quantum Fireball TM SCSI HDD
UTILITY" ???
( Web Site URL, FTP Site URL etc. )

Please Help me!!!

Thanks

Linda Wang...
 
C

* * Chas

in message
Mr. Rod Speed, Thanks for your answer!

Well,,,

I did connect to Maxtor.com, but I did not find
any utility related SCSI HDD except "Diagnostic
SW, scsimax.exe"(But, it is not!).
<snip>

This may be wrong information and some one may jump in and
correct me but it may work for you.

You may be able to Fdisk and Format the drive using a
Win95/95 boot disk. If not then you will have to get a SCSI
formatting program such as Adaptec's SCSIFMT.EXE which you
can D/L from this link:

http://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/common/searchresults.html?B
V_SessionID=@@@@1241980090.1059864751@@@@&BV_EngineID=cccgad
cimliidefcekkcfjfdgjldffo.0&language=English+US&Action=Searc
h&SearchPage=%2Fsearch97%2Fsamples%2Fforms%2Fsrchdemo.htm&co
llection=all&queryText=SCSIFMT.EXE+&SEARCH-97.x=25&SEARCH-97
..y=21

First try installing the drive in your PC by itself, that
is, disconnect any other hard drives while you are
performing this operation.

Boot with a Win95/95 boot disk and run Fdisk, follow the
instruction, reboot then Format the drive with the same boot
disk. If this doesn't work then use a SCSI format program
and then run Fdisk and Format.
 
L

Linda Wang

* * Chas said:
<snip>

This may be wrong information and some one may jump in and
correct me but it may work for you.

You may be able to Fdisk and Format the drive using a
Win95/95 boot disk. If not then you will have to get a SCSI
formatting program such as Adaptec's SCSIFMT.EXE which you
can D/L from this link:

http://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/common/searchresults.html?B
V_SessionID=@@@@1241980090.1059864751@@@@&BV_EngineID=cccgad
cimliidefcekkcfjfdgjldffo.0&language=English+US&Action=Searc
h&SearchPage=%2Fsearch97%2Fsamples%2Fforms%2Fsrchdemo.htm&co
llection=all&queryText=SCSIFMT.EXE+&SEARCH-97.x=25&SEARCH-97
.y=21

First try installing the drive in your PC by itself, that
is, disconnect any other hard drives while you are
performing this operation.

Boot with a Win95/95 boot disk and run Fdisk, follow the
instruction, reboot then Format the drive with the same boot
disk. If this doesn't work then use a SCSI format program
and then run Fdisk and Format.
--



Thanks for your kind answer!

Do you mean that I can use SCSI HDD for Apple PowerMac in the IBM-
PC(Pentium) "WITHOUT changing set-up(or changing firmware)" ???

I want to know "POSSIBILIT, METHOD and UTILITY" for using Mac Quantum
Fireball TM in the Pentium(IBM) PC !!!

I want to know MORE "the above topic" THAN SCSI formatting utility.

Please let me know more Info about the above topic !!!

Thanks a lot.

Linda Wang...
 
F

Folkert Rienstra

http://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/co...xt=SCSIFMT.EXE+&SEARCH-97.x=25&SEARCH-97.y=21

That should not be necessary.
Thanks for your kind answer!

Do you mean that I can use SCSI HDD for Apple PowerMac in the IBM-
PC(Pentium) "WITHOUT changing set-up(or changing firmware)" ???
Yes.


I want to know "POSSIBILIT, METHOD and UTILITY" for using Mac Quantum
Fireball TM in the Pentium(IBM) PC !!!

I want to know MORE "the above topic" THAN SCSI formatting utility.

Forget about the SCSI FORMAT utility.
 

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