The Lombard and Pismo G3s, which are relatively recent machines, and are
PCI-based, compared to your relatively old, and NuBus-based 2400
You must be thinking either of the 1400 or 2300. The 2400 is
definitely PCI based - it's a cousin of the 3400. It can even be
modified to be CardBus
: Will just about any 2.5, 5400RPM ATA hard drive work in
PB2400c?
Although I do not understand the technicalities, your comment
about will not auto-negotiate down to ATA-5 was not very
encouraging. What do I need to know here?
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You must be thinking either of the 1400 or 2300
EDT
Subject: Re: Will just about any 2.5, 5400RPM ATA hard drive work in
PB2400c?
I know I need a 2.5 ATA drive, and someone suggested
that I look for 5,400 RPM. I'm looking at some on newegg.com. New
name brand 40GB notebook drives are running around $60-70. I don't
see any distinction being
Although I do not understand the technicalities, your comment
about will not auto-negotiate down to ATA-5 was not very
encouraging. What do I need to know here?
The Lombard and Pismo G3s, which are relatively recent machines, and are
PCI-based, compared to your relatively old, and
Although I do not understand the technicalities, your comment
about will not auto-negotiate down to ATA-5 was not very
encouraging. What do I need to know here?
The Lombard and Pismo G3s, which are relatively recent machines, and are
PCI-based, compared to your relatively old, and NuBus-based
Greetings. Starting to collect info on a possible hard drive upgrade
for my PB2400c. I know I need a 2.5 ATA drive, and someone suggested
that I look for 5,400 RPM. I'm looking at some on newegg.com. New
name brand 40GB notebook drives are running around $60-70. I don't
see any
On Oct 29, 2005, at 8:51 PM, Gary F. Daught wrote:
Greetings. Starting to collect info on a possible hard drive
upgrade for my PB2400c. I know I need a 2.5 ATA drive, and someone
suggested that I look for 5,400 RPM. I'm looking at some on
newegg.com. New name brand 40GB notebook drives are
I know I need a 2.5 ATA drive, and someone suggested
that I look for 5,400 RPM. I'm looking at some on newegg.com. New
name brand 40GB notebook drives are running around $60-70. I don't
see any distinction being made between PC and Mac, so I assume this
doesn't matter (they are labeled
