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Might this be possible with new G4's?
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Join Date: May 2000
Location: Springfield, IL USA
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I might like the new dual optical drive bays in the new G4's. I currently have an external CD-RW. What is the likelihood that I'll be able to move my exisiting CD-RW and install it in one of the internal bays? 10%? 50%? more? I really have no idea if this might work or not.
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Join Date: Aug 2000
Location: Right Here.
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what kind/brand drive is it?
id suspect its an IDE drive in an external (Firewire?) case...
probability is around 99% 
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Join Date: May 2000
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Yes, IDE drive in FW case. Sanyo mechanism with BurnProof technology (I think it's a 12x)
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Hang Loose, Hawaii
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i took my QPS firewire case apart and swapped the CD-RW drive (TEAC mech.) into my B&W G3 to replace the OEM CD-ROM.
to find out if your Sanyo is compatible try searching the xlr8yourmac reports. you should probably choose "Apple G4 Dual CPU" as mac model.
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