Craig,

I had a setup like this in a 6xxx box. You have to add a PCI IDE card 
(Sonnet, Promise) and hook the CDRW up to that. The Internal hard disk 
cable doesnt connect to a regular IDE on the board; all the connections 
in the 6xxx series are made with an edge connector on the front of the 
logic board, thus disabling an end user from replacing any of the 
internal cabling.

-Josh

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On Tuesday, March 25, 2003, at 11:18  AM, craig o'donnell wrote:

> ------------------------------
>
> Somewhere on Low End Mac's website there is a passing metion of
> replacing the TOWO CD ROM drive in a 63xx-64xx series "with an IDE
> read-write drive".
>
> Can anyone be more specific about this? Does it require a new cable
> like a splitter or a daisy-chain from the hard disk, or ... ? Will
> the power connector be the same for the old SCSI CD and the new drive?
>
> PS TOWO = "tired old worn-out"


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