Thought I would introduce a mystery to OC Forums, one that I never was able to solve yet the forums might be able to solve them. I have a hard drive, specifications are listed below...
IBM - H3342 - A4
Capacity : 342 Mb
It still works, works great, I don't use it all that much. Is like all other hard drives, it is special like some of my hard drives in that the jumpers are on the bottom, special like some of my drives in that the jumpers are insanely hard to figure out (thus this drive will always forever be master, since it is too much work to look up information on this thing). Oh, by the way, it has two IRdA ports on it!!!
With the HDD conectors facing up...
This one would be on the right...
This one, consequently, is on the left...
Never could use the IRdA ports, never could figure out why it is there, what it was designed to do, or anything about it! So, forum members, there is your mystery. Help me learn about my special old little drive...
Thanks to www.theforumisdown.com for the image hosting...
<Edit> Added another picture when, after I posted the thread, I found out that the IRdA port I posted wasn't in the right location. Looking closely at the drive, I found the second IRdA port! The first one I saw was the left one, the one I took a picture of was the right one, not knowing that it was different. Still, nice that I found both! </Edit>
IBM - H3342 - A4
Capacity : 342 Mb
It still works, works great, I don't use it all that much. Is like all other hard drives, it is special like some of my hard drives in that the jumpers are on the bottom, special like some of my drives in that the jumpers are insanely hard to figure out (thus this drive will always forever be master, since it is too much work to look up information on this thing). Oh, by the way, it has two IRdA ports on it!!!
With the HDD conectors facing up...
This one would be on the right...
This one, consequently, is on the left...
Never could use the IRdA ports, never could figure out why it is there, what it was designed to do, or anything about it! So, forum members, there is your mystery. Help me learn about my special old little drive...
Thanks to www.theforumisdown.com for the image hosting...
<Edit> Added another picture when, after I posted the thread, I found out that the IRdA port I posted wasn't in the right location. Looking closely at the drive, I found the second IRdA port! The first one I saw was the left one, the one I took a picture of was the right one, not knowing that it was different. Still, nice that I found both! </Edit>
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