on 1/6/04 2:23 PM, Mark M. Florida at markf at squareblue.com wrote: > On Jan 6, 2004, at 3:59 PM, <illovox at comcast.net> wrote: > >> It is nevertheless a software work around. And I already mentioned >> that a >> pci ata controller card is the better solution. And lastly, just >> because >> you are wrong doesn't mean there is an absence of community spirit. >> Sheesh. >> And that I provide further info, taking the time to research, >> contributes to >> the community. Lighten up. > > Points taken -- how about using some emoticons so we *know* rather than > *assume* you're not being an "I-told-you-so jerk"? ;-) > > But... uh... It's probably not too cool to blatantly call someone > "wrong" either... 'cause in one way I'm not wrong -- in that there > really is no "real" way for a Blue G3 to address an entire 160 GB drive > as a *Mac* volume (HFS+ format) with the built-in ATA controller. Was > it wrong for me to assume it needed to be a *Mac* volume (the only > truly usable format for getting real work done)? Well, I thought use of "n'ya n'ya" was already an indicator of playfulness. My bad. Sorry.