I recently bought a drive caddy for an ATA hard drive. The unit is in two
parts: a cassette, into which can be fitted a standard ATA hard drive, and a
carrier permanently fitted into a standard drive bay. The carrier includes a
power keyswitch for the drive bay.
I installed it, brought the box
Hi,
I'm reluctant to experiment any more than I have done: the server
the drive bay has been fitted to is our live fileserver, with 120GB
of user data on two drives on the other ATA channel.
I know I would take time to install the drive bay in a test machine,
with an old disk and play with
On Thursday 05 October 2006 10:38, Olivier Nicole wrote:
Hi,
I'm reluctant to experiment any more than I have done: the server
the drive bay has been fitted to is our live fileserver, with 120GB
of user data on two drives on the other ATA channel.
I know I would take time to install the
I'm reluctant to experiment any more than I have done: the server
the drive bay has been fitted to is our live fileserver, with 120GB
of user data on two drives on the other ATA channel.
I know I would take time to install the drive bay in a test machine,
with an old disk and play
On Thursday 05 October 2006 11:00, Olivier Nicole wrote:
[Power down a drive bay using its built-in keyswitch and pull the disk without
dropping the whole box]
Unless you need to move that disk from one machine to another, fix it
in your server, keep the tray for future testing when you will
I should probably have said: we don't currently have offsite backups (we've
exceeded the capacity of our tape device and our budget), and the quick-fix
solution is dumping to this hard drive and then pulling it out and taking it
home.
USB box? At least it is known to be hot plugable.
With
On Thursday 05 October 2006 10:34, Jonathan McKeown wrote:
I recently bought a drive caddy for an ATA hard drive. The unit is in two
parts: a cassette, into which can be fitted a standard ATA hard drive, and
a carrier permanently fitted into a standard drive bay. The carrier
includes a power
On 5/10/2006 7:31 PM, Jonathan McKeown wrote:
I should probably have said: we don't currently have offsite backups (we've
exceeded the capacity of our tape device and our budget), and the quick-fix
solution is dumping to this hard drive and then pulling it out and taking it
home. As such the
