yes I can agree with you there
 
there is also a classic thing as well about hard drive transfer. IDE to  
sSCSI will transfer but not the other way  as an example. it can depend on  the 
format characteristics of the drive and other  settings including  jumper 
settings on the actual HDD in the caddy as well as to how it can show up  in 
windows 
and mac. unfortunately windows XP suffers from  issues which  cause mac 
drives to fail or  be seen as an unrecognisable media type  requiring a format.
 
that can sometimes be a problem. there are also documented   cases  of data 
writing on the  caddy from a mac and data being  irradicated  when hooked up to 
a PC when it goes to scan disk or  chkdsk.exe
 
anyhow if it was me I'd run an extended mac drive anyway
 
take care all and have fun
 
party on doods and doodettes
 
lew



   

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