there's no HD cable, there's an IDE connector soldered to the logic board.
you can wait for new improved replacement battery for 2400c, it runs 1/3
longer than Apple original when price is around 1/2.
- Original Message -
From: "Dave Griffith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Duo/2400 List" <[EMA
>I came by a 2400c a while back. It obviously was missing a few parts. I
>bought a new HD, a 64 mg RAM chip and took it to my local Mac dealer.
>
>The Mac dealer said there were parts missing and it would take an hour
>($100) to find the parts, plus the price of the parts and labor to instll.
>I b
AND I'm sure almost everyone on this list will graciously take the thing and
all its pieces off your hands for the cost of shipment. Haha
On 4/23/02 2:01 PM, "chuck goolsbee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I came by a 2400c a while back. It obviously was missing a few parts. I
>> bough
>AND I'm sure almost everyone on this list will graciously take the thing and
>all its pieces off your hands for the cost of shipment. Haha
Mr. Griffith would be better off doing one of the following:
1. have the missing pieces replaced.
2. selling the remaining parts on Mac2400.
If he
>>AND I'm sure almost everyone on this list will graciously take the thing and
>>all its pieces off your hands for the cost of shipment. Haha
Chuck said...
>Mr. Griffith would be better off doing one of the following:
>1. have the missing pieces replaced.
>2. selling the remaining parts
>Good bye and take care by the way what happened to your 2400c.
>
>
>victoria
>
I kept the new 20 GB HD, though I don't know exactly what I will use it
for, and cut Brian a deal on the rest.
Wish I had a pickup load of those little guys to share with all you nice
people!
dave in idaho
hi y'all
I'd suggest you put the HD into a dual usb/firwire enclosure.
I did that with my Tibook's internal drive. Very easy.
You have some extra tiny portable storage for the iBook (or other)
fill it with pics and mp3s
---
Myself, Bon here,
I just ordered MY 2400c... it should be here in a wee
>From: Bon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Wed, 15 May 2002 11:11:44 -0500
>...I'd suggest you put the HD into a dual usb/firwire enclosure. I did
that with my Tibook's internal drive. Very easy.
Any particular brands / models recommended? Almost picked up a USB v1/2
enclosure at Circuit City,
I hear ADS Pyro getting good marks
mine is a Powerboy
it is "ok" .. cheap and small.
another company "abc ? abs"
uses the same inclosure for a automatic backup system ... so that
seems a good recommendation.
I think I got it from Newegg.com or Computer Geeks.com
I would Really recommend Dual fw/
