#SCSI Link
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I have an AMIGA 2000 with a GVP Series II SCSI card and several drives
connected to it internally.
Does anyone know if it is possible to connect another SCSI controller to the
external SCSI connection of my AMIGA to access the internal drives?
What I would like to do is connect an APPLE Power Book which has SCSI built in
to access my internal CD ROM and SYQUEST from there.
I remember having read about a solution of this problem but I can`t remember
where and when.
Thank you for any help!
Michael
Michael Nicolaisen
Greetings from Germany (it's not raining any more!)
Michael, you're right – now it's snowing!
^ ^ The "^" points to "proper" apostrophes which
you can achieve by holding down the [Alt] key and pressing the [A] key… 😉
I had the solution downloaded once but it got lost along with the rest of my
Quantum's contents when I couldn't restore from the backup I had made 🙁
Cheers,
// Christian "ELP" Busse
\X/ near Frankfurt, Germany
Yes, you're right, I found this out by trying hard, too.
What would be interesting for me: Is it also that complicated to achieve
"correct" apostrophes on english keyboards?
So: What key(s) do people with an english keyboard press for 's?
Michael
Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside)
Greetings from Germany
I don't know about the English, but I am an American and I depress the ' key
when I want a '. This is the unshifted key immediately to the right of the ;
key and immediately to the left of the enter/return key which has only a
down-then-left arrow printed on it.
//daniel
\X/ AP 1.77
I can tell you that it is a lot more complicated on a German keyboard… You
have to use a combination with the ALT key because actually there is no ' on
the keyboard… Well, at least I know how to do it now.
Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside)
Greetings from Germany
Is the ' character used in German?
Of course, in our version of English, umlauts, cedils and various accents
require special key combinations.
//daniel
\X/ AP 1.77