Maxtor 91010e6 jumper

At one point this had tiger on it, something happened and now it does not show up nor boot from. Is there a way to get the data back. Also when booting up on a different version, or starting it up on Mac OS 9 install CD, it goes to a grey screen with a mouse cursor, is this normal, it’s on the original drive. Lastly, I can’t get to the boot screen, the one where you hold option? Power Mac G4

128MB RAM, (up from 32MB), 80GB HDD, (up from 20GB which I put in), and 100Mbps 3Com PCI NIC, (to replace the VERY slow 1Mbps Realtek ISA NIC, which I also installed). I’m also upgrading to Windows 98 SE…

Hello, My old hard drive fall and I lost the data inside (plug-in but there is a click sound that repeat itself) I went to my local repair shop which told me if I could find the same drive he could try to repair and recover data Do I need the exact same model ? What should I look online to find the same one ? Which line is important ?

Hdd still works (loudly) just fine and does the job but if OG Xbox drives are failing at 01-05 then I assume a 98 is due for a replacement lol. Saw there was a few different cable sizes of newer ide hdds available but also converters to sata.
Basically my question is what spec (Cable type and size) hdd do I replace it with or is there compatibility issues I’d run into with a sata converter? Also won’t I need a different power connector as well for sata? The os is W-98. Thanks guys!
Ps: what little I do know from friends is not to go above 40gb (rule of thumb) but for win98 lower is fine for me. Other than that thanks again in advance!

At the time I couldn't imagine a time when I would fill one up, much less both. Low and behold napster and limewire took care of that very soon.

This is an old IDE drive (Maxtor Meteor II?) so I am using a USB adapter to read it. The drive does show up under device manager and also disk management, however attempting to initialize the drive via disk management gives the error “The request could not be performed because of an I/O error”. I have confirmed the issue is not the adapter because I have used this adapter successfully in the past. Important note is that the drive periodically “clicks” about every 15 minutes. My guess is that’s dead. Any odd fixes out there that might bring it back? I apologize about the potato picture quality.

Update: Added custom side panels from JakefaceCustoms over at Esty. Check him. I messaged him and he made these for me. So he has the measurements if you want to get some yourself.
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Like the bird flying into the fan effect from the mb
This is a swiss gear 20L bag I had since 2014. Still going strong. Case fits well in the second compartment. The first laptop compartment fits a 17.3 portable monitor. Although lighter than other 6L cases, it is still heavy with all the components. The stock SGPC panels will crack around the letter cutouts almost immediately. If you travel a lot may be better to get the aluminum panels or better constructed acrylic panels.
May paint the case the color of the bike on the screen
Pslate custom 30x series sleeved PSU cables are awesome.
Glue strip for the mesh can be used for case light strips
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Where the case gets all its weight.
Hey K55 gang. Yes its been around awhile, but it's one of the few that is reasonable and has similar dimensions to the Velka 7. It's also available now on eBay/amazon without going through a third party. As many of you have said, this case is a bear to work in so I read all your posts and YTs. Yawl saved me a ton of time. I got tired of waiting for the Velka 7 to come back in stock so tested a build to see if this was satisfactory. I dig it. The K55 is just a few millimeters different from the Velka 7. I will also use it vertical hence the aluminum version with the power button on the top. Bonus that it has 5" separated holes for a handle on the IO that also protects the small bt/wifi antennas. I like the look of this case. Cheap, sturdy and challenging. I would have probably given up on it if I didn't already have unsleeved cables from a prior build, but it was still difficult to connect with my fat fingers. MB has to go in first. IS-50 fan gets reconfigured on the heatsink out of the box or the mb will not fit. Connected the PSU ESP cable prior to mb placement.
First impression was ut oh- You don't realize how small the case is until you first hold it when its empty. Coming from a Sliger S620 (Great case, but too big to carry around)
The GPU is a very tight 2 slot. MY FE card barely fit. A thicker riser cable and the card would have hit the side panel and I didn't want to use any standoffs if i could get away with it.
The power button is very sensitive and easy to turn off with little pressure. Something to keep in mind if you use it vertically as it will sits at mouse/kb level.
The LINKUP-PCIe 4.0 X16 Riser Cable Dual Reverse Connectors {18cm} WILL NOT fit even though the standard 18cm SGPC Riser cable that came with the case will fit (still tight). The SGPC mb 16x slot connector to the mb is longer than the Link up connector, but the flat cables themselves are the same length- you loose length when you connect it to the mb. The link below is the 21cm version that should fit (eyed guess), but I have not tested since I got the wrong one- but it looked like 3 more mm would do the trick. Link to the 21cm version (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B092JT5M29?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1)
SGPC K55 Specs and notes, AKA SharGwa PC K55(A56). Reused components I had on the road in my Sliger case except for the 11700K which would run overly hot possibly with the IS-50X
-Intel Core i5-10400 31C Idle/68C Load. Spare 65w processor I had from the NZXT H1 firecase.
-IS-50X V2 TDP 130W 57mm clearance. Was able to use side panels w/o standoffs w/about 1mm clearance) ID Cooling fan replaced w/ARCTIC P12 SLIM PWM PST. Quiet non-turbulent.
-GIGABYTE Z590I AORUS Ultra LGA 1200. A workhorse of a mb.
-TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan Z DDR4 32GB Kit (2x16GB) 3200MHz. CL 18 in 32mm height cooled just under the IS-50X heatsink. Taller ram will hit the bottom of the heat sink if you array the IS-50 like I did with the heat pipe bend facing the IO shield on the G Z590I.
-WD_BLACK SN770 1TB Internal SSD PCIe Gen 4 x4 (placed on back on MB. It can only run in Gen3 with this processor and not in the Gen4 slot on the front- I will trade it out for 11400 my kid has so he can use the 11700K- more than a fair trade I should say.
-RTX 3070 Ti FE 34C Idle/75/78C Load (Uniengine Bench/Furmark). I was going for the 3060 Ti at a BB card drop but all that was available was the 3070 Ti.
-SGPC PCIe 3.0 X16 Riser Cable / Dual Reverse Connectors / for k39/k40/k49 18cm (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09XWV722N?psc=1)&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details). You do not have to change to PCI-E Gen 3 in the bios with this intel board and processor- I think that is only AMD. SGFC riser cable works very well. It probably would have fit more comfortably at 18.5 cm but I'm sure the tolerances in these mass produced cases are not exact and will vary from case to case.
-SGPC K55 Silver Aluminum for vertical tower use. Didn't want to wait for the red or black version from eBay. Added a 5 inch nickel plated kitchen cabinet handle from Home Depot to the rear IO frame since the cutouts were already there. Cut the screw down 1/2 an inch and added a nut to give it more rigidity. Hard to insert post-build so if you are going to add one place it before you put the components in.
-Cooler Master V850 SFX Gold, 850W. 2 years old, still going strong and quiet.
-Noctua NF-A9x14 HS-PWM chromax.Black.swap, Premium Quiet Slim Fan, (92x14mm, Black). Front/Top exhaust for FE card. Little fan can blow relatively silent at load and doubles as a hand warmer from the FE rear exhaust. The fans capes really pays off while in general usage keeping the temps around a constant 32C CPU/34C GPU/40C M2.
-SFF Noir Shadowlink Antenna - Dual Band WiFi and Bluetooth Antenna (Mini)
-On order- Jakeface Customs Side Panel Airflow Mod Bamboo pattern (Esty online store- see drawing below)
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-Pslate Custom unsleeved cables (reused from the Sliger S620 build) lengths are good.
-Logitech - MX Anywhere 3 Wireless Bluetooth Fast Scrolling Mouse. Responsive, fast with no delays over BT.
-Logitech - MX Mechanical Mini Compact Wireless Mechanical Tactile Switch Keyboard. To save battery life the RGB turns off when your hands are not on the keyboard. Joy to type with but takes a few seconds to light up when the sensor detects your phalanges. Light stays on for 5 sec then goes dark. Works over BT but much better with the included USB dongle.
- Plantronics - Voyager Focus UC Headset. 3 year old conference headset with good sound and comfortable for long meetings and calls. Can pair to two devices at once.
First true SFF build for me sub 10L. Built PCs in the 90s when it was beige ANTEC cases that were 3 feet tall, ribbon cables that you could jump rope with and cussing a lot because I forgot to set the jumpers correctly on the array of Maxtor 30mb Hard Drives at 2500 rpm. The 14 inch monitor weighed 30 stone just to play and test load runner levels that my roommate coded levels for from 83-90. Ahh the days of the platter drives, 56k modems, and rifles only rooms on MOH Invasion Normandy.