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I have two drives in my MacPro. To eject the top drive you press the eject key and the eject the second drive you press "alt+eject".
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- nMP 6-core/32Gb/D700/512Gb: rMBP 15" 2.3GHz/16Gb/512Gb: iPhone 6 128Gb: iPad Air 2 128Gb: NEC PA322U
I'd like to pop in a Blu-Ray drive into the Mac Pro, as ROM drives are so cheap now. Although the Blu-Ray movies wouldn't work with the ACD/OS X. 
Just to update, they shipped it out last Friday and its coming sometime this week - Fri 30th looks to be the arrival date.
Oh yeah, I will be very exicited that day! I'm going to try and get the day of work to get it all setup etc.
Just to update, they shipped it out last Friday and its coming sometime this week - Fri 30th looks to be the arrival date.
Oh yeah, I will be very exicited that day! I'm going to try and get the day of work to get it all setup etc.
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