Wall Jumper (MarkusReynolds1989) Mac OS
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Wall Jumper (MarkusReynolds1989) Mac OS
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Hello. I just got in an 80gb with 8mb cache, 7200 rpm IDE drive for a G3 Server (Blue and White).
Tomorrow I will be upgrading it to OS 10 and OS 10 Server. I have just installed the 80gb drive in the chasis. The system is currently on the 9 gb SCSI drive that came with the computer. I think it is a Quantum Viking II 9.1 WLS.
I have a couple of questions I am hoping somebody can help with.
1) Should I still leave the SCSI drive as the boot drive? The main goal is access time as students save to the server. Will the new 7200 IDE drive with 8mb cache be faster than the older SCSI drive or not?
2) Should I definately reformat the SCSI drive before installing the new system?
3) I have another IDE drive that apparently is bad, but it could be that I just don't have any current utulities that work with IDE as all of my stuff is. It is a 20gb and I would like to recover it if possible, but the Mac DriveSetup was not able to initialize it, and disk first aid could not fix it. Does it sound like the drive is really dead, or is there a utility that might be able to fix it?
Thanks!
Tomorrow I will be upgrading it to OS 10 and OS 10 Server. I have just installed the 80gb drive in the chasis. The system is currently on the 9 gb SCSI drive that came with the computer. I think it is a Quantum Viking II 9.1 WLS.
I have a couple of questions I am hoping somebody can help with.
1) Should I still leave the SCSI drive as the boot drive? The main goal is access time as students save to the server. Will the new 7200 IDE drive with 8mb cache be faster than the older SCSI drive or not?
2) Should I definately reformat the SCSI drive before installing the new system?
3) I have another IDE drive that apparently is bad, but it could be that I just don't have any current utulities that work with IDE as all of my stuff is. It is a 20gb and I would like to recover it if possible, but the Mac DriveSetup was not able to initialize it, and disk first aid could not fix it. Does it sound like the drive is really dead, or is there a utility that might be able to fix it?
Thanks!
Wall Jumper (MarkusReynolds1989) Mac OS