Is this for 5.25 disks?
297618
The one I have is for 3.5", Data capacity is 720KB, 1.25MB, 1.44MB (Formatted). Have not found a drive for the 5.25" disk yet myself.
297619
I really don't know, but my guess is no. I'm using the standard 1.44 MB 3.5" discs with mine, and they fit and work perfectly.Since you have 5.25 discs, somewhere there must be a drive that fits them. You might look on EBay, or at a computer/electronics store. If this is some "vintage" size of disc, EBay might be your best bet.Where did you get the discs?I wish you success!
297620
No ... this is for 1.44 MB floppies and they are 3 1/2 x 3 5/8 actual measurement
297621
No, this unit is for the standard 3.5 floppy disc. I do not know of any portable drives available for the 5.25., but you might search for a used internal drive for your tower. I discarded my 5.25 discs because of this obsolescence . Best info I have.
297622
No, 3.5". You are not going to find many 5.25" USB floppy drives around. I have never seen one.
1535875
No, there are only three external 5.25 bays. You would need to convert one of them.
394509
Beware!!! The PDF data sheet link for the Lacie states it's for 3.5 inch floppy discs.Do the research before you buy this if you absolutely need a drive to read/write to 5.25 inch discs.
14261
No, this takes mSATA and converts it to the 1.8" format used by certain laptops. I needed it for a lenovo T410s which wouldn't take standard 2.5" or mSATA drives.
1466342
Pretty sure it will only take the 9mm disks. Largest of those last I looked was 1TB, so RAID 5 with 4 disks will net you 3TB storage.
420674
It should def work with a 6 disc even no i have no experience working with 6 disc cd changers so im not much help sorry bud.
1730505
sorry for my first reply, hit the wrong key. it has included the hard disks, you will find it also without it so you can chose the hd size you want in it. i do not know if can be used in raid 1 or 5, sorry.
1568565
as far as the san disk site says, YES. i'll let you know how well it works once i get it.
1284270
No, this unit has 5.25" size itself and can be used for 3,5 hard drives only.
34965
Yes it is diskless. You can chose what size disks you want for the total size
1549318
The 5.25 dimension is the size for the standard (CD/DVD) slot in your tower that the entire unit mounts in - it uses the same space a cd/dvd drive. Once mounted it has a door swings open easily to hot swap 3.5 drives. I have four of these units in various servers and would recommend them to anyone. Hope this helps...
1900904
I don't know. The most I have used in mine is 2 1.5 TH Seagate hard drives.
2257877
This listing is for 1 256GB (GIGA BYTE) drive. The one answer is correct and it is 1/4 of a Terra Byte. Please check conditional notes. Some people are selling 128GB under this listing.
606994
Yes it is. I suggest using the SHR (1-disk protection) volume type, unless you have or want the SHR2 (2-disk protection)
1996053
No, Amazon wants the whole thing back. I was missing two disks. After making enough noise, Amazon offered to refund 20% of the price ($3?). Such a waste and not the best customer service.
2116381
I bought a 250 gig "U Disk". After copying files to it, the files always become unusable . Dont waste your time.
1572872
I dont know but find out how big the holes in your disk lock are if they look small get a 4 mm