Simon Royal wrote: > Dennis. > > The drives in both PC and Mac are the same, it is the physical formatting and > partitioning that makes the difference. > > Windows uses FAT32 and NTFS, while Mac OSX uses HFS+. > > Apple use a lot of Seagate and Western Digital drives, but any IDE will work > in both. > > However using the IDE bus on a Sawtooth limits you to 128GB. To go higher you > will need a PCI ATA controller. > > Simon >
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