I have used the firewire drives not the USB ones. They work fine for the
newer kernels (I use 2.4.18 and it has no problems). You might consider
these.
- Pranay
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The drive is an external unit that connects off of the computer's USB port.
I do not see anything on Maxtor's site which specifies USB 1 vs. USB 2; so
I'd guess that it would be USB 1.
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Kevin Krieser did pen these words on 12/31/01 at 10:28 PM
>It proba
It probably depends more on your BIOS version on your motherboard. The only
problem I had on my boxes when I bought a 40GB drive was BIOS related, and
once updated it, the BIOS also handled a 100GB drive I bought later.
However, you mention USB in your title. Are you talking about USB 2.0? USB
