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The "Not Quite Amiga but still computer related category" => Alternative Operating Systems => Topic started by: Lorraine on December 29, 2008, 06:48:13 PM
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isn't that the IR sensor? Unless you use an Apple Remote, you'll not miss it...
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If it's the same colour, it probably doesn't matter which way around you connect it. Probably the sensor is just a 'heat-sensitive' resitor and those normally are polarity insensitive.
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regarding the wires it doesnt matter.. just replace the connector
its all good..
Rich
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Lorraine wrote:
I have found a replacement connector but now I need to find out which wire is which
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Any drive will work, hell, in emergencies I have even pluged an old DVD burner into a USB external HD case and it worked fine :-D
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Lorraine wrote:
Can you just slap any old slot-loading optical drive in a Mini, or does the firmware require specific types?
I think the mini will accept just about any drive you can attach to it - but with slimline drives for notebooks I've experienced problems fitting the data connector (rarely) and/or fitting the drive mechanically (more often). Before you buy a drive you should check those details.
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Lorraine wrote:
Okies, just one more question.. I promise. :roll:
I want to patch a firmware for an optical drive to use multi-region but I have two possible firmwares with the option for CSEL (Cable Select) low or high.
I'm guessing the Mac-Mini uses slave on Cable Select which would lead me to believe 'high' would be best.
I can't be sure of that though; does anyone know for sure?
Just use the Jumper (set to Master), it doesn't matter what you set the CS to.