> The problem is that you have to place the exact same drive in the TVS that comes out.
I have not found this to be quite true with the TVS200 (2GB drive). Although 2GB drives are hard to find, the newer Fujitsu (and some IBM) drives have a "legacy" jumper that makes them appear to be only 2GB in size - and they work fine in the TVS200. > We have a 100 now that has a Toshiba 131mb (one hundred thirty one) drive. I'd bet that if you could find a hard drive of say 400MB, it would work fine. Even the oldest BIOS is able to handle drives up to 504 MB (528MB in some implementations). > the result is that Pana has to upgrade the BIOS... Yup, BIOS is the issue. Practically nobody envisioned the monster hard drives that are currently available. Other major BIOS revisions have occurred for disks over 2GB, thus the "legacy" jumper. In case you were wondering, the next big leap occurs at 128GB, which is not far away since 80GB drives are readily available. Marc [EMAIL PROTECTED] _________________________________________________________________ KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/ Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt
