"Eric B. Haulenbeek" wrote: > > No, it's not a sliding sled. It's more like a bracket that attaches over the > top of the drive... four holes on top and two holes on the front of the > bracket. After screwing the bracket to the top of the drive you shove the > drive into the drive bay and secure it in place with two screws, through the > front of the drive bay. It's a cheap looking sort of angular bracket that > I'll have to try and duplicate if I can't find someone who has one laying > around. PowerOn doesn't seem to have any left!
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