SCSI drives

[PorPorMe]

In my travels in the last month, I became the prould owner of a matched pair of Seagate 4g SCSI HDD's. Yesterday I got a adapter and hooked them up in my machine. After a lot of trial & error, (while my partitioning programs recognised them, they refused to work with then!) I got them formated NTSF and striped.
Now what do I do with them? I've got 120g in my 2400+, I don't need them there. Should I use them alone in a folding rig and if so, how? Bios is a problem with them.

[Áedán]

To be honest, if they're 4GB SCSI drives, then they're pretty much towards the end of their life. Performance isn't going to be good (IE, most modern IDE drives will outperform them), but that isn't a big deal in a folding box.

A host bus adaptor (HBA)with a BIOS would be helpful if you want to boot from them though! HBAs without a BIOS tend to be designed to operate devices like CDROM drives, where there isn't a requirement for the BIOS.

[PorPorMe]

Sounds like I spent A $1.95 to satisfy my curiosity (they had some bodies collection of Japoneese porn on them!) to put the drives, the card, and the cable into a box where they will sit for 5yrs or so untill I throw them away! OOH Happy days LOL

[Áedán]

To be honest, that's pretty much what I would do too...