At 10.22 AM -0800 3/13/02, blhudge wrote:
>How and where might I find out if a certain older 7200
>rpm Maxtor ATA hard disk will be compatible with my
>iMac and OS X. I would like to know before I try
>installing.

OS X is compatible with most, if not all, ATA hard drives. I've yet 
to hear of a drive that's not compatible, to be honest. The only 
caveat is that OS X must be installed on a partition that is within 
(and entirely within) the first 8GB of the drive on some iMac models.

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