PowerPC :: Does All Hard Drives Compatible With Grape Imac G3

Oct 22, 2008

are all hard drives compatible? i think so but i want to know for sure. i know apple has little things they do to make you buy apple stuff

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MacBook :: Looking For Compatible External Hard Drives?

Feb 26, 2009

What is the best external hard drive with 1TB for the new Macbooks? I heard a rumor the new Macbooks don't have firewire... is that true?

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Hardware :: Seagate External Hard Drives Mac Compatible?

Dec 2, 2009

My local Mediamarket (in Germany) has them on offer and I was gonna buy my girlfriend one to back up her photo collection. But the sales assistant told me they are not compatible with Macs. Given that Mediamarket staff are renowned for being clueless, I was hoping somebody could elaborate on potential compatibility issues? The box does state FOR PC on the front, and only lists Windows OS in the system requirements but the Seagate website contradicts this and says Mac OSX 4.8 upwards will work.

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IMac :: Replacement Internal Drive - What Drives Are Compatible

Feb 6, 2010

I have a 20" 2.0 GHz Intel Core Duo iMac (2006) with a Serial ATA 7200-rpm 250GB internal drive that needs replacement. what drives are compatible?

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PowerPC :: G5 - Compatible Of Extra Hard Drive

Aug 15, 2008

Is this hard drive going to work as an extra drive in a: Power Mac G5 Power PC G5 (2.2) existing ram 2x512MB PC3200U-30330 Western Digital Caviar (WD5000AAKS) 500GB SATAII 7200RPM 16MB Buffer (OEM)

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PowerPC :: Is This Western Digital Hard Drive Compatible With IBook G4

Sep 21, 2007

Is there a site, preferably independant, which lists compatible hard drives for Mac laptops?

Also, if I buy an external enclosure, can I clone my current hard drive to it, with partitions and all, and have the Mac-store just stick it in without having to re-install Tiger?

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IMac :: Swapping Hard Drives - Transfer Entire Contents Of Old Hard Drive On To New

Jan 25, 2009

I have a Imac 20 with a small 3.5 hard drive and I have bought a bigger 360 gig 3.5 hard drive to replace the old one. I have the new one in an external case with USB 2.0 right now. Is there some way I can transfer the entire contents of the old hard drive on to the new one and then swap out the old drive with the new drive and not miss a beat?

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PowerPC :: G5 Support For SATA 300 Hard Drives?

Oct 27, 2006

I was wondering if my dual 2.0 ghz g5 supported the sata 300 hard drives?

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PowerPC :: Two Hard Drives On G4 But Not Plugged / Screwed In

Dec 9, 2007

A buddy of mine has had a Power Mac G4 sitting around for a while now. I asked him about it, and he told me that I could have it if I wanted. He really only uses his MacBook Pro anyways. So, I get home, plug it all in, and nothing happens. I opened up the side and everything seems to be in place. There seem to be 2 hard drives, one which isn't screwed in. One of them isn't plugged in, I'm not too sure what that's about. Power supply is there, RAM is there. I don't know why it's not coming on. When I push the power button, a light on the front flashes for a second, but nothing happens. I know it needs a RAM upgrade, and probably a processor upgrade as well. However, first, I'd like to get it running first.

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PowerPC :: RAID 0 On Dissimilar Hard Drives On G5?

May 2, 2010

I have read that it is "a shortcut to disaster" if I do a RAID0 (or any other RAID for that matter), if the Hard Drives are dissimilar. I have the original HD 149GB (now 5 years old), and have bought a new 1T HD, and was planning on setting them up as a striped RAID0. Is this a bad idea? Should I purchase a second 1T HD and do a RAID0 or RAID1 setup instead?

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PowerPC :: Transferring Applications To New Hard Drives

May 26, 2010

I been searching the net for an answer but everything requires to buy something. I have my original hard drive of 140 GB and just bought a new one thats 1TB. I want to transfer my applications from the 140 to the 1TB. Is there a simple way of doing this.

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PowerPC :: Hard To Read / Write To External Drives With G5

Sep 17, 2007

This issue has been killing my work flow for quite awhile. I have a G5 dual 2.0. I can barely read or write files to an external hard drive. Say I try and copy 1.56GB of audio (12 files) from my external drive it will start to copy then stop at 500mb for minutes then start moving as normal and stop again around 900 for minutes.. then again at 1.4. This also happens when writing.

Here is the confusing part. This happens with two external drives (different models) with firewire 400, 800 and USB. I have reinstall OSx. I have repaired permissions and ran repair disc on everything. These hard drives work FLAWLESS with my Macbook Pro as well. Gr what can this be? It takes forever to copy data to or from a drive which is often how I transfer audio between my desktop and laptop. I should soon have Mac Pro money and this crappy G5 can go out the window. I am on 10.4..

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PowerPC :: Possible To Swap Hard Drives - G5 To G5 Power Tower

Oct 17, 2008

Is possible to just swap the 500g hard drive into the G5 Power Tower instead of cloning the hard drive - Both PPC ?

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PowerPC :: Dual 2.0 Ghz G5 Support Sata 300 Hard Drives?

Jun 29, 2009

i was wondering if my dual 2.0 ghz g5 supported the sata 300 hard drives?

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PowerPC :: Unable To Read External Hard Drives

Mar 11, 2010

I can't read any external hard drive on my laptop, but both mine and my friends smaller 250g WD HD were visible on his mac.

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IMac :: How Many Hard Drives Can Fit Into A G5?

Nov 25, 2010

Got imac G5 just want to know two things .

1 - how many hard drives can you fit into a imac g5 or one of the new imacs.

2- if i want to put a bigger hard drive in can i just put a normal sata one in that you would buy for a pc

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OS X :: External Hard Drives Not Seen By IMac?

Apr 19, 2010

I was done doing various tasks on the iMac and when I decided to plug in the external hard drive for a Time Machine backup, the drive spun, but was never shown on the desktop.I also tried another external drive and had the same thing happen.

After rebooting (hey, this sounds like Windows!), the drive again showed up on the desktop and Time Machine worked fine.Is an external hard drive not showing up on the desktop a somewhat common issue?

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IMac PPC :: Take Out Hard Drives When Recycling Old G4?

May 9, 2012

My ancient G4 quicksilver no longer powers up and is not used any more. I want to take it to the dump but should I remove the hard drives first? Obviously I can't do anything to wipe them as it has no power.

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PowerPC :: Using IMac G5 As Server With Ext Drives Attached

Nov 16, 2010

I currently have a 2010 Mac Mini connected to my TV with 3 external drives with my movies/tv shows/itunes attached. I have an old PPC g5 iMac in the other room doing nothing. Can I use that iMac as a server with the external drives attached and have Plex read them all from my network on the Mini?

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IMac :: External Hard Drives Keep Failing?

Mar 3, 2010

I have a fairly new iMac that I upgraded to Snow Leopard a few months ago. It seemed to me that prior to that my external HD worked fine with Time Machine. Since then it is recognized for a short period of time when I connect it, then it disappears. I replaced it with a WD My Book. It worked perfectly for a month and now it has shut down. Has anybody had run into this before? I can't believe that every hard drive fails within a month in the same mysterious way!

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IMac :: Hard Drives Variable In Each Model?

Aug 4, 2010

Are the hard drives variable in each model? Any chance that people who have received theirs could post which model and hard drive it came with, to get an idea of what each is shipping with?

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IMac :: External Hard Drives & Sleep Mode

Feb 22, 2010

Is it possible to have an external HDD connected to an iMac or Mac Mini on a regular basis? I have a Power Mac G4, and it's always had issues with going into sleep mode when there is any external storage connected via the USB 2.0 ports (and I've put in replacement ports to try and remedy this, to no avail). The main problem is that once the system wakes up, it thinks you've improperly removed the device. Apple told me, way back, that this was normal and to just eject all external storage before going into sleep mode. Which is a pain, but looking at a new desktop Mac I would like to just get the tiny, base HDD and use a beefy external for all my media - unless this is still an acceptable norm with new macs.

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OS X V10.7 Lion :: IMAC Will Not Find External Hard Drives

Mar 30, 2012

My iMAC will not find my external hard drives.

Info:
iMac (27-inch Mid 2011), Mac OS X (10.7.3)

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IMac :: Black Smudges On Screen / Switching Between The Hard Drives?

Oct 26, 2009

I have had my iMac for about 4 months, i have been using it as my main desktop since. I have noticed black smudges, kinda like finger prints on the screen that would not go away after cleaning it with a damp cloth. I removed the glass panel and cleaned inside the glass and the problem still remained.

This is not the main issue, i can live it with. I have two iMacs with the same specs, one is in my main home office that i used most of the time while the other is my home that i use not that much. The smudges does annoy me when i watch movies a little bit but its not enough to get me to replace my mac. I was thinking since i used my office iMac more is it possible to switch the hard drives on them so that i get all the info from my office iMac onto my home iMac without complications?

Since i dont use the home iMac as much as the office one i can tolerate a few black smudges more and i would have an iMac in the office that looked new.If i switch the hard drives will it be as if i switch macs and if anyones knows how to fix the black smudges it would be a great help.

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IMac :: 27" Replace Hard Disc With 2 Notebook Drives?

Jul 26, 2010

I'm wondering if there is a way (and room) to replace the standard drive with 2 hard drives. I was thinking something like a 128G SSD and then the biggest notebook drive I can get (7200rpm).

The SSD would be the primary drive and should just scream.

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IMac PPC :: Move External Hard Drives' Icons To The Desktop?

May 25, 2012

I am a photographer.  My Mac Tower and Macbook Pros display my external hard drives on the desktop.  That makes workflow so much easier.  I just purchased an I-Mac and have to access the external HDs through the menu. how I can display the icons for the external HDs on my desktop? 

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IMac (Intel) :: How To Display All Hard Drives On The Home Screen

Sep 3, 2014

One of my external hard drives disappeared from my home screen, even though the disk drive is working properly. How do I get it to redisplay?

Info:
iMac, Mac OS X (10.7.5)

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OS X :: Are SSD Drives Compatible With Bootcamp And Vista

Jun 9, 2009

I'd love to get an SSD drive if I were to buy a new MBP. However, I need to use bootcamp. Are there any drives out there that work with Bootcamp now?

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Mac Pro :: SATA 2 Drives Compatible For Backups

May 21, 2010

Just wanted to confirm that the Seagate Sata 2 hard drives are compatible with the MacPro4,1 Quad-Core Intel Xeon. I'm looking to buy two Sata 2 drives. One drive as a data backup on the mac side, and one to backup Windows 7 (accessed with Bootcamp and Parallels 5) on the windows side.

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OS X :: Are Solid-state Drives Faster Than Hard Disk Drives?

Sep 13, 2009

I'm looking at the specs page for the MacBook Pro and it reads this...

Your MacBook Pro comes standard with a 5400-rpm Serial ATA hard drive. Choose a hard drive with a faster speed for greater performance. Or you can choose a solid-state drive that offers enhanced durability.

Basically suggesting that the HDD option has a performance advantage over the SSD, but is this the case? I always thought SSDs could read & write quicker because they use solid-state flash memory as opposed to hard disks.

I want to go with the 256GB SSD but I want to know how it ranks in speed.

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