[clue-tech] SATA vs. "IDE"?

Adrian F. Nagle, IV anagle at naglenet.org
Fri Jul 31 08:02:01 MDT 2009



> Bummer about the drive. If your M/B has no SATA connectors then it is easiest to 

> just buy an IDE drive. However there are IDE to SATA adapters, and SATA to IDE 
> adapters, and they cost $20 to $50 probably. There are some issues with these 
> but for basic disk functionality they work OK. You probably won't notice the 
> issues under normal use.

I'll look for IDE drives then.  I don't know that I can make down south to Micro-center.  I noticed I just missed an install-fest.  I think my Debian install disks are pretty old.  Is there a handy howto to make a bootable cd/dvd install image in KDE?

Now I'll get to learn again how to set up my network.  *&#$^(#@ :)

Adrian



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