I work with Windows PCs, not Macs, but I'm trying to help my Dad with his two Macs. I took the hard drive (with important data on it) out of the old Mac, set the jumper to slave, and installed it to the new Mac (OS 9.2). The computer with the two hard drives in it starts up fine, but seems to be ignoring the slave drive. It does not appear on the desktop. In Apple System Profiler, Internal ATA shows that two hard drives are connected and pulls the info from both of them (Master on ID = 0 and Slave on ID = 1), but out to the right of that, the master drive says its name/size, which is probably good, but the slave says "no volumes mounted", which I assume is why I cannot see the slave on the desktop. How do I resolve this so that both the master and slave appear on the desktop?
2006-06-27
16:58:26
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