Having space for hard drives and having the ability to access them are
2 different things. Anyway, I thought all of the G4s had dual ATA
busses, and could therefore support 4 ATA hard drives. Furthermore, I
thought the QuickSilver was set up the same way as all the other G4s as
far as adding hard drives. 3, 4, or possibly 5 on the bottom (depending
on brackets possessed) and 1 in the Zip drive bay if you want instead of
a Zip drive.
Not like any of this pertains to adding a 2nd optical drive in a G4
that doesn't support dual optical drives stock.
Chris P
Richard ramsowr wrote on 11/9/05, 11:20 PM:
> The Quicksilver has space for two hard drives + if you
> add a second PCI card you can add two additional
> drives.
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