seeking suitable 2.5in HD
Madison Kelly
linux-5ZoueyuiTZhBDgjK7y7TUQ at public.gmane.org
Fri Jan 28 05:19:11 UTC 2005
David J Patrick wrote:
> Madison Kelly wrote:
>
>>
>> As 2.5" drives go, I am pretty sure that they don't yet go higher than
>> 5,400rpm.
>
>
> oh poo ! not suitable for video
>
>> My personal favourite is the Seagate Momentus drives. They are quite
>> reliable.
>
>
> I'll check it out.
>
>>
>> Be careful, by the way. I looked for a USB2->2.5" IDE adapter (and
>> case) and of the three I tried none worked properly under Linux for
>> some reason. The ones I could see would lock up as soon as I started
>> any kind of real file transfer.
>
>
> you have yet to get one working ?
Nope, I decided to use a 3.5" drive carrier (swappable, actually)
instead. That worked well, though of course isn't quite as portable in
that you will need a wall outlet for power.
Madison
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