> The drive swap isn't tricky. I'f you've changed
> drives before, you won't have any trouble. It's under
> the palm rest on the left side. Remove the keyboard,
> pop out any added RAM for freedom of movement, and ,
> the trickiest part, release the clips retaining the
> palm wrest without brea
>I was thinking of putting a left over hard drive from a Lombard in my
>old 3400c. Is there any reason why this would not work?
>
>Also, I seem to remember reading that it is tricky to change hard
>drives in a 3400. I have changed drives in my Lombard and Wallstreet
>and in my old Powerbook 10
The drive should work fine, although, I would
recommend reinitializing it and reinstalling a fresh
copy of the OS after the switch. There are things
specific to the other Powerbook that your 3400 won't
have/need and there are things your 3400 will need
that the old drive won't have. (Onr thing tha
I wouldn't say it's "tricky"--it's slightly difficult--and that's only
in popping the plastics.
You might check out this site--it's what I went by when I installed mine:
http://home.earthlink.net/~richardinsd/Supersizeyour3400.html
Charles Siegel wrote:
> I was thinking of putting a left over h
I was thinking of putting a left over hard drive from a Lombard in my
old 3400c. Is there any reason why this would not work?
Also, I seem to remember reading that it is tricky to change hard
drives in a 3400. I have changed drives in my Lombard and Wallstreet
and in my old Powerbook 100, but
