> > I put a drive in my dock. Also didn't have a power cable, >> so I made one... >> Sorry I can't be more exact but maybe this info will be >> useful anyway. >> Greg > >Thanks Greg, it helps a bit. I suppose this will be my last port of call if >I fail to find a ready-made cable. > >Do you remember where you got the small squarish connector that plugs on the >logic board? Is it a standard part that Radio Shack / Maplin would carry? > >I had another good look at the Dock, and the drive tray would also be useful >as there is nothing to screw into and it looks to be held in place just by >the tray plastic thingies. > >Cheers, > >Francois
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