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Thursday December 11, 2003

I'm impressed - Apple replaces hard drive in less than 48 hours

I sent out my PowerBook on Tuesday at 4:00 and got it back today at 1:00. That's pretty darn quick for a mail-in repair! Now begins the process of upgrading to Panther (they installed 10.2.7 on the new drive) and restoring files. Hopefully I can get back where I left off.

Posted in Mac OS X at Dec 11 2003, 01:42:24 PM MST 1 Comment
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Yesterday I ordered an 80 GIG travelstar drive to upgrade my laptop. Today it arrives and today I swap out my older 60 GIG travelstar and put it in my firewire enclosure and replace it with the new 80 GIG. Everything is working just fine. One small quirk though was that when the 80 GIG was sitting in the enclosure Panther swore blind that it was a 128 GIG drive so there's some incompability with this bridge but since this new drive is for internal use only it doesn't really matter. Swapping out drives on PBs is pretty darn easy.

Posted by Robert Nicholson on December 12, 2003 at 06:58 AM MST #

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