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Subject: Re: Hard drive caddy

Author:
Ken

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Date Posted: 14:02:32 04/21/00 Fri
In reply to: Larry Latson 's message, "Hard drive caddy" on 10:15:04 04/21/00 Fri

Unfortunately there is no such thing as an "industry standard" caddy. You should be able to buy addition ones from ASE. Send them an email.

> Hello all,
> So now I've got a brand spankin' new
> 12gb drive and slowly dying 5gb original
> drive. I'd like to play around with stuff
> on the old drive until it dies on me, but
> in order to switch the drives i have to
> remove it and then switch the caddy and the
> IDE pass-through, etc. Does anyone know where
> I could buy the caddy and IDE connector so I
> can just pull one out and put the other in?
> Did Transmonde use an industry standard caddy?
> (I'm guessing they did...) Thanks for the help!
>
> LL

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