The best option, therefore, is to acquire some external storage for your Mac. For desktop Macs, it makes a lot of sense since the drives aren't being moved around like you would for the MacBook Pro.

Could someone guide me to the best partitioning scheme for a PowerMac 7200 running MacOS 8.6/Font Update 1.0 on two SCSI hard drives?<BR><BR>The computer is used primarily for billing software for ...

Modern-day Macs use SATA for internal hard drives, and USB or Thunderbolt for external drives. So we need to find a way to access the data on the SCSI drive, and then transfer it to a modern Mac ...

An external hard drive is a hard drive, packaged in a case, that connects to your Mac via USB 2.0, FireWire 400, FireWire 800, or eSATA. External desktop hard drives are great because they offer ...

By default, external drives compatible with Mac OS X are ready for use as soon as you connect them; however, if your drive is not showing up on the desktop, refer to the manual for setup ...

How to Select the Best External Hard Drive for macOS Time Machine Backups Your email has been sent Time Machine lets Mac users easily backup their computer. In this tutorial, learn how to pick a ...

The Panther Poll This thread asks "What are your plans regarding the installation of Mac OS X 10.3 "Panther)?" Panther Installed? How Did It Go? This thread contains general discussion about ...

Here's another "help me with my upgrade" thread. Budget: ~$300 (less would be preferred)What I want: - 120GB for mass MP3/movie storage - Fast boot/main drive, 20GB-40GB - Quiet-ish drives ...

Some third-party drives in use by your Mac may need a firmware update. With modern Macs, we can create an ISO update disc on that installs the new firmware.