27 Nov
2016
27 Nov
'16
9:20 p.m.
On 27 Nov 2016, at 6:57 am, Chris Hanson <cmhanson
at eschatologist.net> wrote:
Not really proprietary, it was before tiny portable SCSI drives were really standardized,
and Apple published everything so third parties could create compatible hardware.
It?s just a 34-pin connector carrying both SCSI signal and power. Details are on page
5-31 (Chapter 5: Hardware) of the Macintosh Portable Developer Note, Table 5-6: SCSI
Internal Connector Pinout. It should be simple to make an adapter for a SCSI2SD or
equivalent.
Thank you, I think I have found the appropriate diagram and can make an adapter.
http://antinode.info/mac/port_scsi.html
Cheers,
Chris...