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If your anything like me, one of the things you really dig about the cube
is the fact that it is silent. I highly recommend the Seagate Barracuda
for a replacement (Stay Online had the 80GB for $106 a few weeks ago).
Depending on how much data you have on there now I could lend a 5GB
frirefly drive (firewire). It's what I used as most of the system and apps
were being reinstalled.

On Wed, 11 Dec 2002, Dan Caugherty wrote:

> Hey all --
>
> I have a slight dilemma here.  I have a 20 GB drive in
> my Apple G4 Cube, and I'd like to upgrade it to an 80 GB
> I have lying around here.  But alas, the Cube has but
> one drive bay.
>
> Would anyone have a USB or FireWire external case I could
> borrow? (I really don't want to buy one, unless you know
> someone who's unloading one for beer money.)
>
> Failing that, would anyone of you sysadmin types know if
> it's possible to stick the 80 GB monster in a Linux box,
> and access the raw device (to do things such as install
> a file system and OS X on it) over a network?
>
> All suggestions welcome..
>
> Thx in advance,
>
> +--Dan Caugherty ------------caffeine1 AT nc.rr.com------+
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