Hello all,
I get the digest mode, so please bear with me:
Laurent: Great quote! "Let's move on, these are not the droids that
we are looking for." Now THAT would be a good signature line
Happy Mac: I always understood it was gone as of Mac OS X. I think
MacAddict published a hack to mak
>I have the same case with a 20G Travelstar. Finally purchased a power supply
>from Radio Shack so the drive would quit spinning down when it should be
>running. Also, with external power it can be used to boot my TiBook.
>
>Also should have kept the Newer Firewire2Go card so the drive and digital
At one point back in January, about a week after I bought my 48 GB IBM
Travelstar, Dell.com had the 60GB ones for sale at around the same price
that I paid for 48 Gigs. It was the the same IBM Travelstar brand, just
larger. Of course, they want you to buy a Dell computer, but you're
better off
On Wed, May 29, 2002 at 03:24:29AM -0700, Mike Ferguson wrote:
:
: AFAIK any 2.5inch drive will work,
Not true. The 2.5" drive must be 12.5 mm or shorter.
: but these tend to be much more
: expensive than the 3.5inch ones used in desktops. But I'm sure someone
: on the list will know of a sou
I have the same case with a 20G Travelstar. Finally purchased a power supply
from Radio Shack so the drive would quit spinning down when it should be
running. Also, with external power it can be used to boot my TiBook.
Also should have kept the Newer Firewire2Go card so the drive and digital
camc
> AFAIK any 2.5inch drive will work, but these tend to be much more
>expensive than the 3.5inch ones used in desktops. But I'm sure
>someone on the list will know of a source for bargains...
Just got a 40G IBM Travelstar from newegg along with a USB 1.1/FW 2.5
enclosure from computergeeks.co
I replaced mine with the 48 gig 5400 RPM IBM Travelstar and got it from
Other World Computing. It's great and fairly easy to install. There is an
installation assist page on www.xlr8yourmac.com Makes it easy if you're
careful. Real quiet drive and faster. I also added 512 meg of Ram while 5
was
AFAIK any 2.5inch drive will work, but these tend to be much more expensive than the
3.5inch ones used in desktops. But I'm sure someone on the list will know of a source
for bargains...
On Wednesday, May 29, 2002, at 08:59AM, Thomas Peri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hi
>
>I'm looking into re
Hi
I'm looking into replacing the 6GB hard drive in my Pismo with a 40GB
one. Will just any ATA/UDMA notebook hard drive do, or are there some
that won't work in a Powerbook? If there are some that will work and
some that won't, is there a compatibility chart somewhere?
The reason I ask is
