Maybe after you tell us what you are talking about we can all laugh. You
might want to go to wikipedia to look up SATA and how it functions. Also
might want to read up on putting OS's on seperate drives, they all don't
have to go on one drive. I'd give you the url for looking up SATA on wiki,
This is an external two drive enclosure, not a tray. Why bother with
eSata? Speed...being able to hot swap if you wanted. As far as
incompatibilities go, I'm on windows so SATA is fine.
You go ahead and hot swap the drive that the OS is running from. I'll
watch and try not to bust a gut
esata is for external enclosures, not trays/bays. The only difference is
With a drive bay priced at $10 and using old reliable IDE why would
anyone get a $150 eSATA and then have to worry about various
incompatibilities? Better to KISS.
You can get a nice NAT box for less than you quote for
This is an external two drive enclosure, not a tray. Why bother with
eSata? Speed...being able to hot swap if you wanted. As far as
incompatibilities go, I'm on windows so SATA is fine. I guess your mac
doesn't like new fangled things that came out years ago like SATA?
NAT? NAS? Can you say
We use el cheapo Genica EIDE drive bays. Like $10 for a male-female
combo. But I dunno that I _prefer_ them over any other brands, it's
just that now we've got so many it's not like I can test a lot of
others.
They _do_ have fans.
Our biggest problem has always been the nature of the EIDE bus.
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Another solution, possibly is eSATA, unless you have specific reasons for
wanting internal drives.
Mike
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Thanks, sata sounds like the way.
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We use el cheapo Genica EIDE drive bays. Like $10
, August 3, 2007 12:10:04 PM
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Another solution, possibly is eSATA, unless you have specific reasons for
wanting internal drives.
Mike
On 8/3/07, Paul Meyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fred does that mean you are using propietary drive/connectors that
only work
or 1394 firewire...
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We use el cheapo Genica EIDE drive bays. Like $10 for a male-female
combo. But I dunno that I _prefer_ them over any
Failure recovery, dual OS's, feelings of power and consequence when
I insert those drives...
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What is your end goal? Data storage
are USB2 or 1394 firewire...
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We use el
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We use el cheapo Genica EIDE drive bays. Like $10 for a male-female
combo. But I dunno that I _prefer_ them over any other brands, it's
just that now we've got so
Anyone have experience with brands of swap-able drive bays. Btw,
if you didn't have this find list to solicit opinions, where
on the web/net is a good place to reliable reviews, feedback etc.
-Paul Meyer
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