I bought an Ibook so as not to be tempted to muck around in its innards. Now, its hard drive is fried. TTP4 indicates that everything else is fine, but not even DiskWarrior has been able to retrieve anything from the HD. There's nothing irreplaceable on it, so I figured I'd just replace it. The only local apple service provider wants $75 JUST TO LOOK AT IT! I'm on disability, so doing things as cheaply as possible is a necessity. How difficult is it to get an Ibook open? Once I have it open, what issues do I need to be aware of in replacing the HD? If I've got the sucker open, I'd like to drop in an airport card and maybe a blue tooth module, but I've got to balance total costs of replacement and upgrades against throwing in the towel and just buying a new Ibook, since the new ones have airport and bluetooth standard. Any advice appreciated.
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