Ron Johnson wrote:
ATA converter cable? Where does the power come from?
I've only heard of HDDs in external USB enclosures.
The fact that it works on WinXP should've given you a clue :) It has a
seperate power cable that plugs straight into the wall outlet.
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On 01/08/08 12:37, Andrew Henry wrote:
Ron Johnson wrote:
ATA converter cable? Where does the power come from?
I've only heard of HDDs in external USB enclosures.
The fact that it works on WinXP should've given you a clue :)
Not really, since I'm not clued in to each and every USB
Ron Johnson wrote:
On 01/08/08 12:37, Andrew Henry wrote:
Ron Johnson wrote:
ATA converter cable? Where does the power come from?
I've only heard of HDDs in external USB enclosures.
The fact that it works on WinXP should've given you a clue :)
Not really, since I'm not clued in to
On 01/08/08 13:08, Andrew Henry wrote:
Ron Johnson wrote:
On 01/08/08 12:37, Andrew Henry wrote:
Ron Johnson wrote:
ATA converter cable? Where does the power come from?
I've only heard of HDDs in external USB enclosures.
The fact that it works on WinXP should've given you a clue :)
Not
I have connected a laptop hdd to another laptop using a usb to ata
converter cable. The laptop has an sata drive and the internal drive i
have hanging off the usb cable is ata, and fdisk -l does not recognise
the device at all, but WinXP does see it OK when I boot into Windows.
Does the USB to
On 01/07/08 14:43, Andrew Henry wrote:
I have connected a laptop hdd to another laptop using a usb to ata
converter cable. The laptop has an sata drive and the internal drive i
have hanging off the usb cable is ata, and fdisk -l does not recognise
the device at all, but WinXP does see it OK
Andrew Henry [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have connected a laptop hdd to another laptop using a usb to ata
converter cable. The laptop has an sata drive and the internal drive i
have hanging off the usb cable is ata, and fdisk -l does not recognise
the device at all, but WinXP does see it OK
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