Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
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By D-iLL Fri Jun 08, 2007 3:28 am
so quick question. i copped an internal 250mb zip drive off ebay for 7.50 usd, and ordered the power plug and ide cable from vstservice.com for 40 bux. now here's the thing. the zip drive doesn't have the little screw holes ont he top of it, that the og floppy had, so how willt he bottom of the mpc hold the zip drive without it floppin around and what not. i copped this so i can transfer from my external tot he computer and just put the disc int he mpc when done creating programs and whatnot. i am saving for the mcd in like amonth after i pay some bills. i am gonna pay the 135 + shipping from mpcstuff.com. so can someone answer me? how will the case actually hold this drive in place? peace
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By D-iLL Sun Jun 10, 2007 6:14 pm
bump
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By D-iLL Sun Jun 10, 2007 8:33 pm
thanks for the help . god damn nobody seems to help me anymore. **** it.
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By aBicUs Sun Jun 10, 2007 10:42 pm
I'm looking at my eternal zip drive right now. (I recently installed a card reader) And I don't see any screw holes on the top, I do however see holes on the bottom of the drive. 4 holes to be exact.
I honestly think you bought the wrong drive because with no screw holes your zip isn't going to stay in place.
Sorry for the bad news. Maybe you can get a refund and buy the right one.
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By D-iLL Mon Jun 11, 2007 2:32 am
thats what i meant man. i was thinking of looking at hte thing in reverse. you know upside down. but yeah no scree holes on it all. god damn it. i am gonna install it in my computer then **** it. i have no use for my pc floppy drive. aight peace

By BoomBoxBandit Mon Jun 11, 2007 6:13 am
Hey, why dont u make some holes in it urself?. get a good drill bit. find an applicable size, and experiment. the worst thing that can happen is you add holes, which dont help, and u simply install it in ur pc anyway. I mean, first make sure it even works in ur MP, if it does, then improvise. that is wat makes us professionals, no? :wink: .

hope things work out bro.

peace
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By aBicUs Mon Jun 11, 2007 3:08 pm
BoomBoxBandit wrote:Hey, why dont u make some holes in it urself?. get a good drill bit. find an applicable size, and experiment. the worst thing that can happen is you add holes, which dont help, and u simply install it in ur pc anyway. I mean, first make sure it even works in ur MP, if it does, then improvise. that is wat makes us professionals, no? :wink: .

hope things work out bro.

peace

That wouldn't hurt.
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By D-iLL Mon Jun 11, 2007 4:42 pm
word i'm gonna do thta man. hell yeha i wasn't even thinkin. igf this works i am gonna buy a bunch of them joint and slang them shits. i thngk they will work. this place has like 250 more of them and if i buy in bulk i'll ge thtem for like 3 bux each. aigh tpeace

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By goldenmean Mon Jun 11, 2007 5:01 pm
im sure youll make a killing slanging ide zip drives...theyre pretty hard to find. you should cop some jaz drives while yr at it and make the big money.

By BoomBoxBandit Mon Jun 11, 2007 9:42 pm
...well if you do become a zip "dealer"...let me know, i'll be your first coustee. lol. Here in Brooklyn we "sling", never "slang"...lol. the way terminology changes all throughout is crazy. ... well again hope things work out.

peace kid.

By nanoloop Tue Jun 12, 2007 12:11 am
i didnt think the 2000 classic, could use IDE or internal SCSI 3.5" drives with out the internal scsi connection and some detailed soldering?
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By D-iLL Tue Jun 12, 2007 5:36 pm
nanoloop wrote:i didnt think the 2000 classic, could use IDE or internal SCSI 3.5" drives with out the internal scsi connection and some detailed soldering?


wtf you talking about. i never said i had the classic 2000. i have an xl.