The good news is Surplus Computers in Santa Clara delivered very fast. The bad news is the EZY Connectivity Solutions SATA PCI card is not Mac compatible. It acts just like the Syba card from Fry's. The disc shipped with the EZY card says "Driver for Windows/Mac"; however, there is nothing for the Mac on the disc. The doc say NOTHING about Macintosh. This good deal was not a good deal. I need a driver to get the G4 to recognize the Seagate SATA an the Serial ATA Host Controller PCI card. Back to the drawing board. Dick ------ Forwarded Message From: "Richard M. Kriss" <rmkriss at sbcglobal.net> Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2005 21:34:13 -0500 To: G4 listserve <g4 at listserver.themacintoshguy.com> Subject: Update on adding a Seagate SATA drive to Mac G4 This is an update to share what works and what does not work. The Syba PCI Serial ATA Host Controller Card purchased from Fry's did not work. Mac OSX Disk Utility could not see or format the SATA drive. The Syba card has been removed and will go back to Fry's in the morning. I received a good tip from Brian (BJ on this list) that he noticed a EZY Connectivity Solutions SATA PCI card for sale at Surplus Computers in Santa Clara and the docs said it was good for Mac's as well as PC's. The EZY card is not for sale on the Surplus Computers web page. The web page covers the Syba card that will NOT work with a Mac. I contacted the Mike Laird at SC and he confirmed the EZY and Syba are in the same bin at the retail store and both sell for $19.99. He opened the XYZ box and confirmed the docs say it is Mac compatible. I have one on order coming via UPS Ground-Slow. Stay tuned next week to see if the EZY Connectivity Solutions SATA PCI card will let me find the Seagate SATA drive. Dick ps: If you are thinking about adding a SATA drive to a G4, you will need an adapter for the power plug. Fry's sells one for $1.98 and they are much more at other places I checked. ------ End of Forwarded Message