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Date Posted: 16:21:40 10/17/01 Wed
Author: Derek Sweeney
Subject: Hard Drive activity light. It's simple...

If you want to have a hard disk activity LED on your classic, just look at the botton of your hard drive. Most hard drives that shipped in macs had a two pin header on the bottom of the drive for an LED. This is how the lights used to be hooked up in all computers. It should be in the upper left corner, with the drive upside down, and the connector side facing you. If you want to see this header being used in a machine, crack open an SE.

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