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Old 06-23-2003, 11:05 AM
pondscum pondscum is offline
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Default 882 to Disk I/O cable for Nubus

Can anyone tell me what cable I need to connect an 882 to my Nubus PTIII disk I/O? I appears to be a standard SCSI cable... can I use any SCSI cable? Or does it have to be a Digi cable?

If it does have to be from Digi, do you have any idea what cable it is? I'm at a loss...

thanks!

Chris
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Old 06-25-2003, 02:38 PM
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Default Re: 882 to Disk I/O cable for Nubus

It's a proprietary cable... not SCSI. Give Digi a call and they can hook you up with a cable.

It'll prolly cost ya...
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Old 06-25-2003, 04:22 PM
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Default Re: 882 to Disk I/O cable for Nubus

Thanks... I was kind of figuring that out slowly... Since the damn thing won't work! I'll have to call 'em and find a cable...
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