Re: Re: UKHA 2003 - How about a Tivo Upgrade area

["Paul Gordon" <paul_gordon@xxxxxxx>]

Hi Tom,

I'm really not the ideal person to ask about Tivo upgrades - (I've only
done 
1), but the process I was envisaging would only work (I believe), with a
*single* drive Tivo as the upgraded result...

- it could be a two-drive Tivo prior to upgrading, but AIUI, Tivo Drives
have to be "married" where two are to coexist. Therefore, the
process in the 
case of a 2-drive unit would be to replace two drives with a single larger
one....

Paul G.






>From: "Tom Dubourg <thomas.dubourg@xxxxxxx>" 
><thomas.dubourg@xxxxxxx>
>Reply-To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
>To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
>Subject: [ukha_d] Re: UKHA 2003 - How about a Tivo Upgrade area
>Date: Tue, 28 Jan 2003 13:44:39 -0000
>
>Paul that sounds like a simple solution - and saves having to put
the
>Tivo through the stress of transportation.
>
>On returning home are these the only steps that would be required?
>
>1) Take lid off Tivo
>2) Plug in the new programmed large hard drive
>3) Screw into postion
>4) Replace lid
>5) power up
>
>Are there complications with using the original Tivo hard drive in
>parallel with the new hard drive? Are brackets required to mount
the
>new hard drive in the Tivo (if so, perhaps another sales
opportunity
>for Laser?)
>


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