Try amazon and search for "SATA to IDE adapter" - would that do the
trick?
- Ollie
On 2012-02-28 15:13, Brian Foster wrote:
> Hello,
>> The primary PATA/IDE (not SATA) in my dead computer
> is known to still be Ok, and also known to have not
> been recently backed-up.... ;-( Hence, I am keen
> to be able to access it from my new (and undecided)
> machine, which will almost certainly be using SATA
> rather than PATA (mostly since PATA is obsolete?).
>> An external enclosure (or docking station?), probably
> connected by USB, seems like a plausible solution.
> Any recommendations on such a unit, and/or from whom
> to buy (Irish, French, or at least EU)? Must work
> with Linux, albeit I rather doubt that's much of an
> issue....
>> I must double-check, but think it's a 3.5" (not 2.5")
> drive (250GB).
>> cheers!
> -blf-
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