Yeah. Any ATA drives are compatible, (I'm pretty sure, if not someone
correct me) I've never had any trouble swapping drives around.
(Between newer and older macs)
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Owen
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From: Elliott Price callmemrp...@gmail.com
Sent: Mon, December 14, 2009 4:54:03 PM
Yeah. Any ATA drives are compatible, (I'm pretty sure, if not someone
correct me) I've never had any trouble swapping drives around.
(Between newer and
Yes, you can swap them, just make sure of the partitioning yada yada
yada... (on the tray loader)
On Dec 14, 2009, at 1:34 PM, owen wrote:
Hi all,
I have a tray load iMac (266mhz rev C) with an 40gb upgraded hard
drive, and a slot load iMac (500mhz early 2001) with its original 20gb
drive.
Thanks Kasey! I'm thinking about maybe putting the original 6gb drive back into
the tray-loader, and the 20gb into an external enclosure. I don't really have
any use for the 266 that the 500 won't accomplish better.
Owen
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From: Kasey Smith kasm...@gmail.com
Sent:
Elliott Price wrote:
Yeah. Any ATA drives are compatible, (I'm pretty sure, if not someone
correct me) I've never had any trouble swapping drives around.
(Between newer and older macs)
Almost. There is a problem with certain machine using, I think, ATA-5
drives. I believe the machines
