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#466962 - 04/19/06 01:55 PM internal to external [Re: KarinaKonfeta]
Terror Registered: 01/20/06 Posts: 30	i was wondering... i have an internal zip disk drive and i was wondering if i some how make it an external drive that i can plug into other computers? just a thought, see if some one has attempted this before. i also have a firewire port and usb that i would like to pull a similar trick on. (if anyone needs powermac G3 parts i just took one apart and im willing to sell any parts needed.)
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#466963 - 04/19/06 02:16 PM internal to external [Re: KarinaKonfeta]
mordaskyt Registered: 01/25/05 Posts: 360	The zip is simply an IDE device and can be placed into any 3.5 inch external enclosure. You may need adapt the mounting hardware and bezel though. Not sure what you meen about the firewire and USB. _________________________ PB G4 15" 1.2ghz - Pismo G3 400 mhz - iBook G3 500 "Jukebox" "SawSmurf" G4 500 - Quicksilver G4 Dual 1ghz modding...
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