Many thanks to tose who responded to my query.
I now have a laptop with a 100GB internal hard
drive and the former HD is now in an external
HD holder.
I'd like to connect the (Microsoft) external hard
drive to the (Fedora) laptop to use as needed
(occasionally). I'm told that, to do this:---
(a)
Also you want to know if it is an IDE drive or a SATA. It's most likely
a 2.5 inch drive.
Usually these are no hassle to replace. First time round put the screws
on the table exactly in the place of where you took them from.
Some of these laptops have different length screws. And if you put the
I have the opportunity to a) upgrade to Fedora 5 and b) buy a Seagate
160MB internal hard drive, hopefully to facilitate the Fedora.
It's a Fujitsu S Series Lifebook.
I've not done this before. Would the new hard drive fit the laptop and
would it give the BIOS a hard time?
Any help etc. I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 20/02/2007 09:33:20 PM:
Any help etc. I should point out that I'll take the Windows-laden hard
drive and store it elsewhere. I do have some standards.
It should be encapsulated in Synroc and dumped in the Marianas Trench.
David
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On 2/20/07, William Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have the opportunity to a) upgrade to Fedora 5 and b) buy a Seagate
160MB internal hard drive, hopefully to facilitate the Fedora.
It's a Fujitsu S Series Lifebook.
I've not done this before. Would the new hard drive fit the laptop and
William Bennett wrote:
I have the opportunity to a) upgrade to Fedora 5 and b) buy a Seagate
160MB internal hard drive, hopefully to facilitate the Fedora.
It's a Fujitsu S Series Lifebook.
I've not done this before. Would the new hard drive fit the laptop and
would it give the BIOS a hard time?
Michael Lake wrote:
William Bennett wrote:
I have the opportunity to a) upgrade to Fedora 5 and b) buy a Seagate
160MB internal hard drive, hopefully to facilitate the Fedora.
It's a Fujitsu S Series Lifebook.
I've not done this before. Would the new hard drive fit the laptop and
would it