Suggest a sticky post with pointers to OASYS spares/parts
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Suggest a sticky post with pointers to OASYS spares/parts
Hi
Might I suggest a sticky post with pointers to OASYS spares/parts; such as Internal Hard disks, RAM, Fans, Motherboard etc?
Given the age of OASYS, and aging of those parts in particular, succinct references to such parts might be warranted?
Cheers,
Kevin.
Might I suggest a sticky post with pointers to OASYS spares/parts; such as Internal Hard disks, RAM, Fans, Motherboard etc?
Given the age of OASYS, and aging of those parts in particular, succinct references to such parts might be warranted?
Cheers,
Kevin.
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Motherboard:Kevin Nolan wrote:How did you know which motherboard to buy - could you mention it here?
And - does anyone know what Hard Disk to buy?
Thanks,
Kevin.
AOPEN MX4GVR
http://www.motherboard.cz/mb/aopen/MX4GVR.htm
Hard Disk:
http://193.128.183.41/HOME/v3__product.asp?pid=345&L=en
Here you have more options, as you could clone your HD to any other hard disk (same capacity or bigger if you like) if it's Parallel ATA/100 or higher and same form factor (2.5")....or smaller by using a case adaptor...
Rgds.
Leo
OASYS 88 #000312
KRONOS 61 #003946
KORG Z1, ROLAND PK-5
OASYS 88 #000312
KRONOS 61 #003946
KORG Z1, ROLAND PK-5
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Cloning the harddrive
Hi,
has anyone experience with this?
I use several Macs but also have access to Windows systems.
I am eager to see a repsonse
Using google I have found several ways to use all sorts of software but as the O uses special Linuxsoftware I am a bit affraid the cloning process will do "something"to the original drive which might cause troubles...
Regards!
Freek
has anyone experience with this?
I use several Macs but also have access to Windows systems.
I am eager to see a repsonse
Using google I have found several ways to use all sorts of software but as the O uses special Linuxsoftware I am a bit affraid the cloning process will do "something"to the original drive which might cause troubles...
Regards!
Freek
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freek & Kevin,
There was a previous thread where several members contributed their knowledge on parts including the cloning of the Hard drive. Martin Hines was one, and I think the other member's name was Edward and he was living in the middle east and had upgraded his hard drive by cloning another and had no problems.
I seem to recall that thread was about 3 or 4 months ago.
Ken
There was a previous thread where several members contributed their knowledge on parts including the cloning of the Hard drive. Martin Hines was one, and I think the other member's name was Edward and he was living in the middle east and had upgraded his hard drive by cloning another and had no problems.
I seem to recall that thread was about 3 or 4 months ago.
Ken
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The hard drive is what worries me... I'm sure it's likelier to die way before the motherboard or anything else (well, maybe the fan).
I'd really really like to see Korg come out with a solid state retrofit option in a year or two, as the SSDs get cheaper. (ie you'd take it into an authorized Korg service center, and for $x they'd clone your existing drive & install it for you etc.)
I'd really really like to see Korg come out with a solid state retrofit option in a year or two, as the SSDs get cheaper. (ie you'd take it into an authorized Korg service center, and for $x they'd clone your existing drive & install it for you etc.)
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Thanks kenackr
I must have had a blind spot for the word cloning cloning cloning
Now that I have found the post I will give it a try.
Now that I have found the post I will give it a try.