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<blockquote data-quote="Franco2Mac" data-source="post: 936157" data-attributes="member: 121374"><p>You're welcome to it, I live in Northern Virginia. Stop by and pick it up, but you should know that in trying to do the target mode thing it started making weird clunking noises. The "T" mode started to work, in that I got the icon to show up once, but then I couldn't access the data and when I tried to re-start the chimes never sounded. I wound up getting a Hard drive encloser which worked fine. I was able to recover the files I wanted.</p><p></p><p>One thing did pop up. The connector for the hard drive from the QuickSilver was a single two rows of pins which I found the mate to in the encloser, however, when I tried to plug in the old hard drive from the iMac, it had a different connector. Is there an adapter available?</p><p></p><p>Thanks.</p><p></p><p>KKKKFL</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Franco2Mac, post: 936157, member: 121374"] You're welcome to it, I live in Northern Virginia. Stop by and pick it up, but you should know that in trying to do the target mode thing it started making weird clunking noises. The "T" mode started to work, in that I got the icon to show up once, but then I couldn't access the data and when I tried to re-start the chimes never sounded. I wound up getting a Hard drive encloser which worked fine. I was able to recover the files I wanted. One thing did pop up. The connector for the hard drive from the QuickSilver was a single two rows of pins which I found the mate to in the encloser, however, when I tried to plug in the old hard drive from the iMac, it had a different connector. Is there an adapter available? Thanks. KKKKFL [/QUOTE]
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