I had an idea. Instead of dropping the big bucks for an internal burner for
my Wallstreet, maybe I could put an old IDE burner to use.
My idea would be to get a cheapo USB enclosure and plug it in.
I have an old 4x/4x/32x IDE drive (from an old PC) hanging around collecting
dust.
It would plug
As long as the PC Card supports USB 2, you should be fine -- although
you may need third-party CD burning software. The disadvantage of this
approach is that you'll need mains power to use the external enclosure.
Cheers,
Ben
On 12 Oct 2004, at 09:52, Dave NovaK wrote:
I had an idea. Instead of
I have an old 4x/4x/32x IDE drive (from an old PC) hanging around
collecting dust.
It would plug into my Wall Street via a PCMCIA USB card.
As long as the PC Card supports USB 2, you should be fine --
although you may need third-party CD burning software. The
disadvantage of this approach is
