J.M.P.Hissel wrote: > > A few months ago I bought a 3-port USB2/PCI card for my IBM NetVista P3/667. > It has no known brand and a price of Euro 9 (= US$ 12). It came with a > "For-Win-Only"-CD. Being curious, I put the card in my QS/800/2002, 10.4.9 > and all works flawlessly. Just install the card, start up and run. Nothing > needed. Card is still in the QS. I bought another one for the NetVista. It sounds like I should just get the cheapest card that says it supports OSX. John Niven wrote: > Richard, > > I just bought one of these: > > http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817716028 > > Galaxy METAL GEAR 3500MGB-RAID/BLK Aluminum 2 x 3.5" > USB 2.0 & 1394 External Enclosure > > It takes up to two SATA drives and will either make > them separately available or will RAID0 stripe them > together. > > The thing I liked about this box is it has a fan and > good airflow over the drives. Also if you remove the > volume from the desktop, the drives are spun down. > > I am using it with a G4 AGP via a Adaptec FireConnect > 8300A PCI-X card which gives 2 FW800 and a FW400. This > is a great card for G4's because it is 64bit and > therefore at 33MHz offers the same throughput as a > more modern 32bit 66MHz bus! That sounds good! > I don't know what you need USB 2.0 for. USB 2.0 for a memory card reader and my iPaq. Rick Smykla wrote: > Rich, > > The Accelerate Your Mac website has an excellent database of hardware > options for Macs, with user reviews and comments. Check here for the > drive compatibility part of the site: > <http://forums.xlr8yourmac.com/drivedb/search.drivedb.lasso> > > Highly recommended. Good call, Rick! I'll take a look there. -- Thanks everyone! Rich