Hello Lew

I wouldn't want to remove the DVD drive from our MBP as it's something we use 
quite a lot and I don't want to mess around with external drives. But based on 
experience, and on the fact that we're constantly having to rely on external 
media anyway, I'm coming around to the conclusion that we definitely need a 
bigger drive than this old 160GB drive. Regarding your message off list, if we 
do increase that I'M sure we could arrange something there, if you get my drift.

What I was hoping to do was whip this drive out and replace it with a bigger 
one. Then, take that drive and put it into our 2007 MacBook. Then do whatever 
with the 80GB drive that's in there.

Lynne

On 18 Nov 2011, at 19:53, Mr. L. Alexander wrote:

there is a way of installing 2 drives in a macbook pro, however the method 
mentioned is an AIO drive. (all in one) containing a 4gb layer SSD and the rest 
as a standard HDD.

the method I've investigated relies on removing the DVD superdrive and 
installing a 2nd drive in it's place.

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