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Yes, but you need an SCA(80) to 68/50 pin adapter.

tmaloney@ixl.com wrote:

> Quantum Atlas II 4GB SCA drive fit for SGI Octane or O2. Model: HN4550SCA.
> SGI P/N 064-0039-001.
>
> 7200RPM Spindle Speed
> 3.5"
> SCA Interface/80 pin
> Bare Drive Only