--- In Jim Jackson <> wrote:
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> On Wed, 17 Aug 2005, roger_cortesi wrote:
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> > I'm thinking of making one of our TS-7200's into a low power backup
> > node on our network.
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> > The problem is that 4 gigs just is not enough. So I wanted to connect
> > a regular IDE drive (or 2) to it. Can Technologics TS-9600 IDE card be
> > used with the TS-7200? or do I needed a x86 board (boooo). Any other
> > thoughts or experiance with connecting either 2.5 or 3.5 inch hard
> > drives to the TS-7200?
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> Get one of those USB to IDE converters and connect via USB.
The only down side there is I think I would be limited to about 1
MB/sec. And I'm not in a hurry, but I was hoping I could do a little
better than that ;-)
Any other thoughts?
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