My Reply follows quote. On 14/04/2005 14:08 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >> I have an Apple internal drive (600i) which I want to install in my 7100, >> but the fittings in the machine are different to the fittings on the drive, >> can anybody help? > >Does the 7100 use a plastic sled like the 8100? I believe the 6100 also >uses a mounting sled. Not sure about 7100's, but thought it would be the >same method for mounting the CD drive. CDROM drive is mounted to the sled >(using the four screw holes that all CD drives seem to have) and the sled >slides into the open bay slot. > >If your 7100 has the original 2x CDROM drive, such a sled should be there. >If the 7100 has no CDROM drive for some reason, it may be missing. > >- Ken W --------- The 7100 is the odd duck that uses "rails" much like PC boxes.
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