The answer is: no, you can't.
I found a feature list for the MVME147 on the web at
<http://www.mcg.mot.com/cfm/templates/article.cfm?PageID=1095>. It
confirmed what thought I remembered from the Motorola site; no PCMCIA,
no IDE/ATAPI. As a matter of fact neither of these technologies
existed yet when the board was being designed in the mid-1980s.
(The article I found is kind of interesting. It's a dissection of the
MVME147's design and history...narrated in first person.)
In any case, if this *had* been a problem, the right fix IMO would have
been to split the SCSI symbol into SCSI and SCSI_DRIVERS and have
constraints that would make SCSI and the presence of any SCSI card
imply SCSI_DRIVERS.
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