Since this is arguably an on-topic machine, I think I can probably get away with asking here. The hard drive on my Indigo2 is about to give out -- at least I believe this to be the case, since "Internal diagnostics predict the drive will fail soon" ;) Now, this machine has a 2.1G drive right now, but If I'm going to replace it, I'd like to replace it with something that I can capture some video on, which means at least 9G (or up to 21G). I believe the bus on this thing is normal SCSI-2, which has never been a problem for me. The problem I find now is that all the drive with the capacity I'd like to have for it are Fast/Wide/ Ultra/SCA/New/Improved/God-Like SCSI drives (Now with Vitamin C). :) I guess the question is: Do they make a normal SCSI-2 drive that's about 10G or larger? (better if it fits in the 3.5" by 1" (or so) sled) If not, is it possible to plug in an ultra SCSI drive? Will the drive slow itself down to normal speed if it's properly adapted? Has anyone tried either of these things? I am interested in both theory and practice, here. Lastly, what about a SCSI-2 hardware RAID (cost, etc)? What about a Fiberchannel interface for this ting (is there even such a board?) Thanks, Chris Christopher Smith, Perl Developer Amdocs - Champaign, IL /usr/bin/perl -e ' print((~"\x95\xc4\xe3"^"Just Another Perl Hacker.")."\x08!\n"); '