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Looking for - 5.25" USB SATA HDD caddy

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I use SATA desktop caddies all the time and they are great.

 

But I have always been on the hunt for a version that fits in a 5.25" bay preferably with a fan.

 

Surely this product exists?

 

Anyone seen one?

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The problem is USB is the only reliable means i have found to umount a disk without having to reboot :(

I've used two of these for a while in my main desktop:

 

Mobile Rack for 3.5 inches SATA HDD - Open Frame

 

Again, not USB, but Win7 supports hot swapping of SATA and eSATA drives.  So my boot SSD is installed internally, then my data drives I can hot swap at will.  You just have to eject the drive as you would a flash drive, like so (I only have one data drive installed at the moment):

 

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Very interesting but these disks are swapped between XP, Debian and Ubuntu.

 

I have had nothing but grief any time i have tried anything other that USB :(

 

USB just works. :)

Try using the unit Raj suggested but connect it to an hot pluggable port or esata port.  Then to make it painless to mount in unRAID just install SNAP.

 

I have several of these usb enclosures and they have lasted for years with daily use.  The fans are silent.  I have two connected by esata and one using the usb connection to my Dish Network box.

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I am really not keen to go the sata or eSATA route. I have tried it in the past and found it very problematic :(

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