Re: Advice on Firewire Enclosure

[markemmanuel]

that's a good point thanks.  Other than the 911 chip supporting ATA-6,  
are all ext. firewire drives made the same?  Some enclosures support 
two drives but i've noticed that some wants one drive to be slave and 
the other master.  Others claim they have a separate firewire bridge 
for each drive.  Is it better to just get separate enclosues?

thanks again.

--markemmanuel

On Feb 13, 2004, at 8:28 AM, Steve Fuller wrote:

I bought an enclosure for $55 shipped from newegg.com. When you 
purchase enclosures, make sure that they support drives over 128GB. 
Just because they have the Oxford 911 chipset does not mean that they 
will support the newer, large ATA-6 drives.

Steve Fuller

--markemmanuel
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