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I'd go for SCSI HD. You'll never have to worry about no free
connections again -- at least 8 HD's on SCSI!
<> Max Timchenko [MaxVT]
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On Sun, 18 Apr 1999, Richard T. wrote:
> Hello list people!
> I cannot believe it, but I've almost filled
> my 6.5 gig HD. I need more capacity! My system is: P-2 333, 128 mb. CD
> rom, CD burner, Internal zip, 6.5 HD. As you see, all of my IDE ports
> are full at this time. I need to add another HD. Should I :
> A. Get another IDE H.D. and get rid of the internal zip and replace it
> with a parallel port model? ( I don't want to do that as I have 2
> printers hooked up to a Belkin Automatic switch,but I will if that's the
> answer)
> B. Get a scsi adapter and scsi H.D? (I've no experience with scsi, will
> this combo even work for me?)
> C. Get a scsi internal (or external) zip drive, and another IDE hard
> drive?
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