Heh? I replaced the stock drive in an iMac 400 DV with a 160 G Maxtor.
Don't understand what you mean about the cable. All I did was unplug
and remove the old drive, insert the new one and plug it into the same
cable. Works.
And generally it's a good idea to go for a 160 Gb drive. I know the
iMac can't see the whole thing, but then at least you get as much as it
can (about 130 if I remember right). If you buy a 120 G drive you get
less than you could (after formatting), and the prices I've seen are
about the same for 120 or 160.
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