10 Aug 2011 at 22:37 #1 TriedandTested TriedandTested Soldato Joined 11 Jul 2004 Posts 16,149 Location Neptune Is this doable? Can I pull a tray out, pop in a HDD, push it back in - all while it's turned on?
10 Aug 2011 at 23:19 #2 pingwing pingwing Soldato Joined 9 Apr 2008 Posts 19,757 Location Bedford Apparently not... (a google guess quick search) May I ask why you want to do this???
11 Aug 2011 at 00:00 #3 TriedandTested TriedandTested Soldato OP Joined 11 Jul 2004 Posts 16,149 Location Neptune Ok. Ta. Was just curious. I have a drive here I want to check what's on it and don't want to turn of the Mac just yet! Thought I'd ask.
Ok. Ta. Was just curious. I have a drive here I want to check what's on it and don't want to turn of the Mac just yet! Thought I'd ask.
11 Aug 2011 at 00:08 #4 pingwing pingwing Soldato Joined 9 Apr 2008 Posts 19,757 Location Bedford Haha fair enough, seems like a few people got curious too and caused things to break and fire... If you have the RAID card they *might* be hot swappable but I think the whole tray thing is just for easy installation.
Haha fair enough, seems like a few people got curious too and caused things to break and fire... If you have the RAID card they *might* be hot swappable but I think the whole tray thing is just for easy installation.
11 Aug 2011 at 06:26 #5 Feek Feek Commissario Joined 16 Oct 2002 Posts 344,015 Location In the radio shack No! Don't do it, people have broken things by trying.
11 Aug 2011 at 09:40 #6 TriedandTested TriedandTested Soldato OP Joined 11 Jul 2004 Posts 16,149 Location Neptune OK OK I won't!
11 Aug 2011 at 15:59 #7 FreeStream FreeStream Soldato Joined 10 Apr 2004 Posts 13,497 Nope. My 2009 really doesn't like it. (SSDs seem to be OK doing it however!) The sudden extra power draw trips the PSU. It hasn't damaged my MP tho.
Nope. My 2009 really doesn't like it. (SSDs seem to be OK doing it however!) The sudden extra power draw trips the PSU. It hasn't damaged my MP tho.