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Il Macintosh Classic II richiama il design originale del Macintosh 128. Apple cercava di riguadagnare slancio in un periodo di difficoltà, poiché non c'erano ancora abbastanza sistemi in circolazione.

Mac Classic II Harddrive replacement

Here's a grand folly: Has anyone ever tried to replace the original SCSI harddrive with a SATA, or even a SSD SATA??? Adapters and not enough space come to mind....

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@andrewsawesome - Sorry no SD or CF slot in this series.

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@johns21588 let's give it a try. Working on one right now and let me see if an adapter and a SSD will fit. Ordering the adapter as we speak so hopefully, I have some in-depth details for your next week. Everything is just academics unless we give it a try.

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I'm largely curious about what effect it would have on Startup, and regular running of applications saved to the 'hard drive'. Capacity is not a big deal, since the original hard drives were only 80MB max.

It would also be interesting to see how difficult it is to install an operating system on a standalone Mac like this with a solid state drive of some sort internal.

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I don't know if this will help, but just wanted to point out that dosdude1 has recently made an IDE SSD (https://github.com/dosdude1/2.5-inch-ide...). Don't know how hard it would be to adapt this to SCSI, but just wanted to point it out.

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I don't see any SATA adapters for this machine, but there are a few SCSI to SD adapters.

A few I've found are:

ZuluSCSI RP2040

ZuluSCSI V1.1

(ZuluSCSI website)

BlueSCSI (reply for information on where to buy)

If you're not in the US, let me know in a comment and I can send you links to purchase these products in your region.

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Mmm… This is a bit of a puzzle! SCSI was a great system! But it’s performance peaked! I have never seen or heard of a SCSI to SATA solution, I wish there was! I have a collection of JAZZ 2TB drives which I would love to use for backups again.

I’m sure someone could create such a converter, I doubt it would fit or could be powered by the internal PS.

The trick is to get a SCSI PCI board to get the SCIS chip and support chips as well as a SATA to PCI then using a micro-controller to drive the PCI logic and move the signal across. This requires some serious micro code for the controller.

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John S sarà eternamente grato.
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