a question

[fernan]

my ingles is not a good please i'm sorry

i need know if a disk ide o sata the 80 gb or 160 gb is applicable this solution, i a prove 320 gb sata an funtion ok, but i dont not 80 or 160 gb, please if anyone know saying, thanks

[Zenskas]

my ingles is not a good please i'm sorry

i need know if a disk ide o sata the 80 gb or 160 gb is applicable this solution, i a prove 320 gb sata an funtion ok, but i dont not 80 or 160 gb, please if anyone know saying, thanks

Sorry, I do not think anyone can understand this! Maybe use a language translator such as Google Translate.

[jcarle]

Por favor use el traductor de Inglés a Español encontrarse aquí : http://translate.google.com/translate_t#es|en

[puntoMX]

Or just post both.

It is allowed to place a post in another language WITH a translation to English.

@ Zenskas and jcarle; I am sure he already used a translator .

[jaclaz]

Replied in fernan's DOUBLE post here:

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...807&st=1758

in as plain as possible English (but there the post made sense) .

my ingles is not a good please i'm sorry

i need know if a disk ide o sata the 80 gb or 160 gb is applicable this solution, i a prove 320 gb sata an funtion ok, but i dont not 80 or 160 gb, please if anyone know saying, thanks

NO.

NOT "exactly" this solution.

The internal "language" of older disks is different.

The connecting speed is different.

The general idea may work, but you need specific information for the specific drive model.

jaclaz

[puntoMX]

Good, time to close this one then...