URGENT!!! Can ATA and SCSI coexist?

hello fellas!
my case is similar of the post "Can SCSI and ATA coexist?', but with some differences:
I own a G4 Dual 500–MHz PowerPC G4, 40Gb ATA + 80GB ATA. (http://support.apple.com/specs/powermac/PowerMac_G4_GigabitEthernet.html)
now I've installed a PCI SCSI card to connect tree more SCSI HDs: two barracuda 18Gb and one quantum 36Gb)
my G4 only reads SCSI drives when I disconnect ATA tape from motherbard...
when I plug ATA to motherboard again, neither SCSI mount on desktop, nor system profile shows it as a device, even when I start Hard Drive Update 1.app...
I've read all manuals from apple, jumped all SCSI HDs, but for some reason, it doesn't work at all!
so, the question, again, is Can ATA and SCSI coexist?
does anyone knows how to config it??
thanks in advance!
b
G4 Dual 500–MHz PowerPC G4 Mac OS X (10.4.8) [email protected]

answering:
- as my primary language is portuguese, i didn't understand when you said 'booting off the OS X disk'. do you mean eject it in the disk utility?
- I have so many drives because e sold another G4 that used those drives atached with the pci card and I simply want to use it, because I'm short on cash... those drives are installed with OS 9.2 (the ATA ones are running OS 10.4.8)
when you said one ATA and 2 SCSI, you mean that if I simply disconnect the slave ATA and one of the SCSI it may works?
thanks again!
b

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