chris
April 18th 03, 08:33 PM
Looks like you are off to the right start.
As the others said you don't exactly get a full 60Gigs.
but you should be able go on with everything.
Good luck
CT
>-----Original Message-----
>Chris;
>When I came home tonight, I put the 60GB hard drive in
>the external usb 2 enclosure and connected it. It
>recognizes the disk as disk 1 in device manager. It gives
>me the model number too. It displays it as uninitialized,
>which is understandable since it is new. But it also
>recognizes the size as 57, 224 MB or 57.2GB I quess I can
>safely assume that if the Bios recognizes the full HD
>capacity from the usb connect, that I should be able to
>now install it as a master, partition and format.
>I also checked out the Phoenix website/PDF you supplied.
>It has some interesting information, but I don't see near
>as much info in my actual set-up as it shows in the
>manual. Is this normal? Could there be hidden panels in
>my set-up?
>Thanks
>Phil
>.
>
As the others said you don't exactly get a full 60Gigs.
but you should be able go on with everything.
Good luck
CT
>-----Original Message-----
>Chris;
>When I came home tonight, I put the 60GB hard drive in
>the external usb 2 enclosure and connected it. It
>recognizes the disk as disk 1 in device manager. It gives
>me the model number too. It displays it as uninitialized,
>which is understandable since it is new. But it also
>recognizes the size as 57, 224 MB or 57.2GB I quess I can
>safely assume that if the Bios recognizes the full HD
>capacity from the usb connect, that I should be able to
>now install it as a master, partition and format.
>I also checked out the Phoenix website/PDF you supplied.
>It has some interesting information, but I don't see near
>as much info in my actual set-up as it shows in the
>manual. Is this normal? Could there be hidden panels in
>my set-up?
>Thanks
>Phil
>.
>