windows 2003 server iomega zip drive 100 driver

Not only deviates the whole thread, is also annoying.ĬhrisNova777 mentioned any difference between IDE and SCSI ZIP and that it was 21 years ago since he last used them. He was asking about Zip drive speed in an 386 machine, if was possible this configuration at all. Reply 12 of 49, by chinny22, keropi: As far as i see, OP wasn't asking for alternatives or suggestions about buying hardware that he clearly doesn't need. Heck, if even an XT can use SCSI drives, for sure an 386 will do it too, and ofc support new drive types, like WORMs, or in this case, ZIP SCSI drives. That card is just a rebranded standard Adaptec SCSI ISA card, so i guess any ISA Adaptec card compatible with 386 will do it, proving that the card has a not so old SCSI BIOS (If you want to boot from your ZIP drive). Well, first ZIP drives came with an ISA card called Iomega ZOOM which was 386 compatble.

Ofc, you can't eject disks in such configuration without powering off your PC, but it works.Ībout being 386 compatible. Extra support isn't required if you use the drive as boot drive, since ZIP drivers report themselves to SCSI BIOS as any other SCSI fixed disk. Not only deviates the whole thread, is also OP: Internal SCSI ZIP drives only require drivers if you want to use them as secondary removable drives from inside the OS, and to use extra features, like password protected media, or lock the disks readonly. Chinny22, keropi: As far as i see, OP wasn't asking for alternatives or suggestions about buying hardware that he clearly doesn't need.

Windows 2003 server iomega zip drive 100 driver