> My neighbor just gave me a PB180 "upgraded" to a G3/233 with a 2GB drive. > I'm thinking of increasing the drive size and using it a s a back up server > and to stream my MP3s at home. > > The drive that is in there now is definitely a SCSI drive, but I have read > in several places that the PB180 supports IDE drives as well. > > A few questions about this: > > 1) Is this true? > 2) If this is true, where can I locate the ide/ata connector (I looked and > couldn't see one -- but then again, I don't have any idea what one looks > like) > 3) Am I restricted to certain types of ide drive types? > 4) What else should I know about this? > > Sorry if these are truly novice questions, but I'm very inexperienced when > it comes to this stuff. > > Thanks for your help in advance, > Spencer
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