Great deal, thanks for the heads up.
Yes.greenwave said:Is using this hard drive to expand my HR20 storage capacity is as simple as plugging it in to the USB port on the HR20?
They will remain on the internal HD, but as long as you have the external HD connected, you won't have access to them. If you disconnect the external HD, you will have access to them again.greenwave said:What happens to the shows I currently have stored on my HR20 internal HD? Thanks in advance!
USB? I thought it was eSATA.greenwave said:Is using this hard drive to expand my HR20 storage capacity is as simple as plugging it in to the USB port on the HR20? What happens to the shows I currently have stored on my HR20 internal HD? Thanks in advance!
greenwave said:Is using this hard drive to expand my HR20 storage capacity is as simple as plugging it in to the USB port on the HR20? What happens to the shows I currently have stored on my HR20 internal HD? Thanks in advance!
Yikes. That my be too much of a PITA.spartanstew said:Correct.
You'll also have to redo your Series Links, IIRC.
njmurvin said:USB? I thought it was eSATA.
Yep, totally glossed over that little aspect of the question.NorfolkBruh said:NOPE! USB won't work. You will need an eSATA cable and plug it into the eSATA port.
Warranty issue aside, if you are not objected to opening up the case, replacing the internal drive is a piece of cake. I had some issues with the drive externally using the recommended ANTEC MX-1 case with my HR21-100, I had constant freezes and lockups, bit the bullet and cracked the case and put the drive internally, it's been perfect.spartanstew said:Yep, totally glossed over that little aspect of the question.
Use the eSATA port on the back.
Here is the same item for cheaper with free shipping.aandjw said:
That one is USB only, won't work.joshjr said:Here is the same item for cheaper with free shipping.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822101126