Live-android - Google Code. CrunchBang Linux - A Lightweight OpenBox Linux Distro. How to Upgrade the MSI Wind NB's Hard Drive - MSI Wind. How to Upgrade the MSI Wind NB's Hard Drive The 2.5-inch SATA Drive on the Wind can be easily replaced with a larger or faster model. Steps: Comments | One of the most interesting features of the MSI Wind NB is its SATA hard drive.
Unlike some other leading mini-notebook makers (ex: ASUS), MSI chose to to include a regular hard drive over a solid state and they were kind enough to include a name brand, high-quality 2.5-inch SATA drive in the Western Digital Scorpio. Perhaps unintentionally, MSI has also made it relatively easy to swap out the pre-installed hard drive, but doing so will definitely void your warranty. So why would you want to void the warranty and spend the extra money to upgrade? Anyhow, if you're willing to forgo your warranty, you'll need a miniature philips head screwdriver and a replacement 2.5-inch SATA hard drive. First Step: Open the Wind Chassis >> Watch the Video All Steps How to Upgrade the MSI Wind NB's Hard Drive Comments Print Reprints Our Related Content Related Deals.
Paul's complete guide to installing OSX Leopard on your MSI. Last update: 14/07/08 - video and images online! What you need to install OSX on your Wind Here's a list of what you MUST have to install OSX on your Wind... - An external DVD drive- A DVD containing Kalyway 10.5.2 install (you can find this on the usual 'torrent sites')- The Kalyway 10.5.3 upgrader (as above) on a USB stick or CD/DVD- The official 10.5.4 DELTA update from here on a USB stick or CD/DVD. Do NOT use the Combo updater.- My Wind driver and utility pack (download here) on a USB stick or CD / DVD And here's an item you really SHOULD have to install OSX on your Wind... - A proper licenced copy of Leopard Now, of course you could install without the above item, but i'm in favour of being fair to Apple.
I also have upgraded my RAM to 2GB... very cheap indeed at Play.com! Disclaimer Of course, installing OSX on your Wind is gonna wipe whatever is on there already. Also, if anything goes horribly wrong, you're following my guide at your own risk m'kay? 1. 4. 26. 28.