In message <b5d4afcb4f.Terje@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Terje Slettebo <tslettebo@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > 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 also have a network drive and been very impressed with speed and ease of use. I have a Linksys Network Storage Link (CJE had them in stock) with a 500GB USB drive. I find it particularly useful as it is accessible via the network from my Iyonix, RiscPC and Windows laptop for use as a backup. It also has connection for a second USB hard disk or flash drive, but I am still filling up my first drive at the moment :) >> 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 --- To alter your preferences or leave the group, visit //www.freelists.org/list/iyonix-support Other info via //www.freelists.org/webpage/iyonix-support