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Re: Using SATA to IDE converter with G4 Sawtooth; will it

by MartinC <noreply@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jun 17, 2008 at 08:13 PM

Paul Soderman wrote:

> I realize, of course, that I would have to pick up one of the SATA to
IDE
> connectors, but wanted to figure out first of all if the larger drive
would be
> seen in its entirety by the Mac. In other words, will the use of the
converter
> solve the problem about the limited size of storage being seen by the
Mac? I
> suppose that if it will not do so, I would be limited to using such a
larger
> drive in an external enclosure, but I'd love to use it internally if it
would
> work.

I don't know if you can still buy some, but you should look for an SATA
PCI
card - this will bypass the 128G limitation (back then a separate IDE PCI
card solved the problem with larger IDE drives).

The problem may be that most cards are PCIe(xpress) this day, and old
fa****oned PCI cards are getting rare.
 




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Using SATA to IDE converter with G4 Sawtooth; will it recognize
Paul Soderman <kidpoco  2008-06-17 09:33:36 
Re: Using SATA to IDE converter with G4 Sawtooth; will it
MartinC <noreply@[EMAI  2008-06-17 20:13:55 
Re: Using SATA to IDE converter with G4 Sawtooth; will it recogn
Greg Buchner <null@[EM  2008-06-17 21:44:50 
Re: Using SATA to IDE converter with G4 Sawtooth; will it recogn
Malcolm <malcolm@[EMAI  2008-06-17 20:03:01 

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