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Article #114Re: can a hard disk in removable cradle be hot-swapped?
From: John Johnson
Date: Thu, 28 Oct 1999 00:00
Date: Thu, 28 Oct 1999 00:00
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I accidental did it once and yes the disk was trashed, not the data but the electronics. >In aus.computers.ibm-pc Ross <reply.to@NG.please> wrote: >: I've just installed removable hard disk cradles so I can put a >: removable (second) hard disk in each PC. So far, I've been turning >: the PC off for safety before pulling out the hard disc cradle. >: However, it would be a lot more convenient if I could treat it like a >: floppy - ie, so long as the drive is not actually writing to disk at >: the time, can you pull the disk out while the PC and Windows are still >: powered up? > >: Is this OK? Won't hurt the hard disk, I hope? > >hurt? trash more like it heh > >neither ide nor most scsi is hot swappable as is, as the other poster pointed out no software support for it either in >doze, > >its what you would call a really really bad idea > >bah
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