How did you connect the internal WD drive to the Touch? Was it a SATA drive or an older PATA drive? Did you use a USB-SATA or USB-PATA converter? If so, which brand? I've used a USB-PATA converter, and that worked OK but was super slow, especially with a 4200 rpm drive.
OTOH, using an internal WD drive means you may not have powered the drive with an AC adapter. In my testing, not using an AC adapter will cause the drive to spin up/spin down intermittently. -This appears to the Touch software as if you're unplugging and replugging the drive in and out of the USB connector. - I've seen some postings on the forums say that not using an external AC power adapter is OK, but we've received a lot of customer support calls from people who do this and then wonder why it doesn't work. *An external power adapter or supply is mandatory for USB hard drives plugged into the Squeezebox Touch. * So, the root of your issues with the internal WD drive could be: 1. Funky USB to drive converter, and/or 2. No AC adapter on your internal WD hard drive. Mickey -- MickeyG Transporter > Classé Audio DR6 > Mark Levinson 23 > Wilson Watt 3/Puppy 1/Martin Logan Dynamo 700 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ MickeyG's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=11644 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=80127
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