On Sun, 18 Feb 2001, Dave B. wrote:
> I've just upgraded the HD in my 2400c and I'm selling my original 1.3Gb
> drive. I have somebody who's interested in putting it in a Duo 2300. Will
> this work? I know the 2300 has an IDE interface so it will plug in, but are
> there any space restrictions in the 2300 to be aware of? The 2400 drive is
> a 2.5" unit that's 12.5mm high.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Dave
Dave,
It will work just fine. If the 2400's dirve has the mounting holes for the
screws about one inch from each end, then it will just screw right in. If
it has the holes almost at each corner, then you will need an adapter. I
am currently offering one for $15 for anyone who needs one. (It didn't fit
with the HD I had to install....DOH!)
As far as I know, the 2400 should have come with a drive that will bolt
directly in to the 2300 without an adapter. (My 2400 did)
Tom
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