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When you have all these parts, the build-in is rather straight forward, especially if you use the manual provided with the Wintech Converter. Note : the Wintech SAK-65 comes with all cables to connect a SATA hard disk to the LaCie mini IDE/ATA-internal – a Wintech SAK-65 bi-directional SATA-to-IDE converter (because of the limited space inside the LaCie mini housing, most other IDE-to-SATA converters will be too bulky too fit in one direction or another)

– a 2.5″ to 3.5″ bay converter-frame, or preferably just the Digitus 2.5″ to 3.5″ bay converter-brackets or alike – a high-capacity internal 2.5″ laptop SATA harddisk (it is possible using a 3.5″ desktop SATA harddisk, but that is not recommended as explained at the bottom of this post), like a Hitachi TravelStar 1TB SATA harddisk Is there a way to use an internal SATA hard disk inside the LaCie mini housing ? However, it turns out that the internal hard disk of the LaCie mini is an IDE (ATA) hard disk, which are increasingly harder to get than the current Serial-ATA (SATA) hard disks, and generally even more expensive. I could just get a completely new external hard drive (with a different design) for my backups now, but I really like the square-ish housing of the LaCie mini together with the Mac mini, so I’ve decided to replace the internal hard disk. This morning however, the harddrive inside the LaCie mini has died… I have an old, square-ish Mac mini (2005 through June 2010), which back-ups to a LaCie FireWire 400 harddrive with the same square-ish form-factor.

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Note that DiskWave 0.3.2 is the latest version of DiskWave to run on PowerPC (G3/G4/G5) Macs and 1st generation Intel (CoreSolo and CoreDuo) Macs.Īnd if those links stop working also, you can download DiskWave 0.3.2 here : For now, all (older) versions of DiskWave can be downloaded here :ĭownload any DiskWave version at Getting hold of DiskWave might be problematic however, as the developer’s website (Aymeric Barthe) seems to be down :Īnd the DiskWave app is NOT available from the Mac AppStore either… Ī secondary problem is that the best available version (DiskWave 0.4) does not support any pre-Core2Duo. A quick instruction video can be seen here : Using DiskWave is rather straight forward.

DiskWave is available for various old versions of MacOSX.DiskWave is able to manage external drives, so you can also run it on a newer/faster/other Mac and connect the problematic Mac as an external drive.

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DiskWave is very small in size (only about 1MB), so you can even install and run it on an extremely full harddrive.

If you have an older Mac that can not run the latest version of OSX, I would suggest using the DiskWave application to do so, because of 4 reasons :

There are various programs that can do the job of identifying which files are cluttering your harddrive and deleting unneeded files.

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What is the easiest way to free up the much needed harddrive space ? He has our old Intel CoreDuo MacBook that can only run MacOSX 10.6.8 Snow Leopard. My son alarmed me today that his ‘good old’ Mac gives a “your startup disk is full” warning at startup.