external hd?

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Looks good to me. Format it to HFS+ if you plan on using it only on the Mac, FAT32 if you'd like to share it with a Windows computer.
 
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surfwax95 said:
Looks good to me. Format it to HFS+ if you plan on using it only on the Mac, FAT32 if you'd like to share it with a Windows computer.

thank you!
 
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Im a fan of building my own externals, i just put together a 300GB USB2/Firewire 400 drive for about 160.
 
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IronMac said:
Im a fan of building my own externals, i just put together a 300GB USB2/Firewire 400 drive for about 160.

how would one go about doing that? buy an internal drive and buy a housing for it?
 
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brianj08 said:
how would one go about doing that? buy an internal drive and buy a housing for it?

exactly! then use disk utility to format.
 
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I got Lacie 60gb for 60 bucks off ebay a lttle while back. It is like 1/2in wider and 1 1/2in longer than a full-size ipod and just about as thick. It is so small I can actually port it around with my computer. Then of course I have my 30gb ipod that I use for storage too, and then my 2gb flash drive.

So I would look for one a little smaller on ebay or something. Never had a problem with my lacie.
 

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