Bernoulli

Seth/all, Actually, he could be looking at a 20MB drive. Iomega produced a dual 20MB box called the Bernoulli Box II, which had two 5-1/4" 20 meg drives side by side. I believe the 20Z that Kevin's talking about could have used the old 8" drive cartridges, which Iomega also made about 1987 or so to replace the original Bernoulli 10MB unit. The 20Z had two 8" drives arranged vertically, if memory serves. The SCSI interface was either bootable (a 50B card, I believe) or non-bootable (a 50 card). I think I still have the manuals and driver disks as well, on 5-1/4" floppies ONLY. If you need them, let me know ASAP and I'll dig through the archives. I'm certain I still have a couple of the interface cards as well. I also still have the old BBII, with manuals and interface card. I think I also have an internal 150MB IDE (which reads the 90MB cartridges) and I'm sitting here looking at four of the 5-1/4" 20MB packs and one of the 150's on my shelf. Last I tried them (about five years ago), they both still worked fine. BTW -- my first post. Been lurking for a few weeks...good stuff here! Cheers, Evan Pauley -----Original Message----- From: cctech-admin(a)classiccmp.org [mailto:cctech-admin@classiccmp.org]On Behalf Of Seth Lewin Sent: Friday, January 24, 2003 8:39 PM To: cctalk(a)classiccmp.org Subject: Bernoulli The one Bernoulli I once owned used 90mb cartridges, which is probably what you're looking at, Kevin. Bernoullis were more or less predecessors of Zip drives, technologically speaking. I may have a Mac SCSI driver around here somewhere for these things or you might try the Iomega website. SML