I've removed the SATA superdrive from my MBP to install a second hard drive. Now I'm left with this spare drive that I'd like to keep using. Sure I could just buy an SATA 9.5mm superdrive enclosure, but none look as nice/run off one USB cable/work as well with the slot-loading drive as the official Apple external superdrive for use with a Macbook Air.
So naturally I'd like to put my original drive inside an external superdrive enclosure. Now I've found a few of these drives listed as faulty on ebay, which would be perfect as I only really want the enclosure, but I did a bit of digging and it seems all of these external superdrives contain IDE drives rather than SATA?? Which will be a problem for me....
Does anybody know of an easy way to fit an SATA drive into one of these apparently IDE superdrive enclosures? Or is it impossible??
So naturally I'd like to put my original drive inside an external superdrive enclosure. Now I've found a few of these drives listed as faulty on ebay, which would be perfect as I only really want the enclosure, but I did a bit of digging and it seems all of these external superdrives contain IDE drives rather than SATA?? Which will be a problem for me....
Does anybody know of an easy way to fit an SATA drive into one of these apparently IDE superdrive enclosures? Or is it impossible??