Re: Firewire case

[David Ensteness]

Its easy, what case you get ... eh you want one that is "bus powered" 
so you don't have to plug it into an AC adapter, it will just run off 
the FireWire connection. I actually have an extra that is in perfect 
shape, think I might even have the box it came in. I haven't used it in 
months so drop me a line if you are interested. Oh, another thing to 
look for if you really want to get the fastest transfer you can is to 
find one that has an Oxford 911 chipset in it.

David

On Nov 26, 2003, at 10:42 AM, shane hartley wrote:

Hey im gonna switch out my current PB G4 20g ibm harddrive for a 60g 
hitachi. I want to put my old 20g in a external portable firewire 
case. Is that hard? and what case should I get?


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