somewhere near the temporal coordinates of 7/6/03 2:34 AM, the entity known
as K transmitted the following from [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

> advice please:
> I want to buy another hard drive for my powerbook 3400/200/144 ram/4 g.
> 1. I am told that the hard drive is limited to 8 g for reliable
> reading of information. Is that correct?

Not really.  I believe that if you ever intend to use SCSI disk mode, you
need to limit the internal drive to 4 GB (at least I *think* that's the
number).  Other than that, I believe the sky's the limit.

> 2. I have seen a second hand drive for sale formatted with system
> 9.2.1. Would  my 3400 be able to use that system, or does it have to
> stay at system 9.1?

The folks at Other World Computing have a software widget that allows you to
use > 9.1.

> 3. Some Toshiba and Hitachi hard drives are listed as 4200 rpm and
> others at 5400 rpm. What is a 3400 able to cope with?

The only advice I've heard on this count is that you don't want anything
faster than 5400 rpm because the faster drives may generate too much heat.

- Eric.
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