In article <4fcba5e3bccharles@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> charles <charles@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > In article <4ba891cb4f.Terje@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, > Terje Slettebo <tslettebo@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> 1) Connecting an extra IDE drive to the internal connectors of the >> Cube (if such exists - usually, an IDE interface on a PC supports two >> drives). > >> 2) Buying a new USB IDE chassis that is compatible with Iyonix. > > an alternative is to use a network drive - something I've just set up - but > that will be a bit more expensive than (2). Interesting, which one did you use? (I guess it may be important to use one that works with the Iyonix, although maybe there's better support for that than with USB drives) > I've certainly fitted an extra IDE drive in the original Iyonix, but I > don't know how much spare space you have in yours. The amount of room isn't really a problem, as I could put it externally. Before I open it, I just thought I'd hear if someone knows it's possible for this model (Cube). If I need to split the power lead, or something, that shouldn't be a problem, provided the PSU can take the extra load. --- To alter your preferences or leave the group, visit //www.freelists.org/list/iyonix-support Other info via //www.freelists.org/webpage/iyonix-support