Kunga wrote: > Jeff, > You should be able to get Western Digital to send you new bridges to > fix those that broke. They have 3 year warranties don't they? ADS gave > me a FREE upgrade to old pre-Oxford 911 bridges. No sense in letting > those enclosures go to waste. Well, I'd say they SHOULD have given me new bridges, but when I asked the tech support guy I talked to about what they could do for me, his reply was "Those drives are out of warranty". (one year). I asked "So what are my options?" His reply: "I guess you have to buy new drives." Needless to say, I won't be buying any more WD drives. > > > BTW you now want Oxford 922 NOT 911 any more. Those are the ones that > can see and treat BIG HDs correctly. I had to initialize my new Maxtor > 200 GB drive in my dual 867 MDD and then put it in the Oxford 911 case > for all of it to show up. Not too handy. The Oxford 922 will let you > initialize the BIG drives on any old Mac and see them all big. It's > like a ATA/133 card in the FW box. Good for older Macs easily seeing > bigger drives outside. > > Thanks for the heads up on Oxford 922. I hadn't heard about those. -- Jeff Fay Media Services Technician Cooperative Extension Service College of Rural Alaska University of Alaska Fairbanks P.O. Box 756180 Fairbanks, Alaska 99775-6180 phone (907) 474-5349 fax (907) 474-5139 pager 1-(877) 705-6923 jeff.fay at uaf.edu http://www.uaf.edu/coop-ext ----- “THE STONE AGE did not end because people ran out of stone. The Petroleum Age will not end because we run out of petroleum, but because we develop superior technologies.” —Fritjof Capra, physicist and philosopher, speaking at the Bioneers conference, October 2002