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What's in your Tivo? An upgrade question.
Call this a storage check!
I'm interested on what everyone has for a hard drive solution.
I myself replaced the original drive with a Maxtor 120 GB HD. But I would like to see what you guys got "under your hood".
Anybody out there have more than two drives installed? Who out there is using LBA48? Has anyone created an external storage solution?
rudiger
DSR6000 -> 120 GB HD -> CacheCard/512 RAM -> WGA54G wireless adapter
Not sure if this has ever been asked, but has anyone tried to use a USB connection on a Series 2 to add a 3rd HD to their unit?
Not sure that it would be needed, but just curious.
BTW I just put in a new Segate 80gb HD and my phillip HDR112 that I bought used already has a turbonet card in it.
phil
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Re: What's in your Tivo? An upgrade question.
quote:SIG says it all!
Originally posted by rudiger
I'm interested on what everyone has for a hard drive solution.

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Upgraded from one 20GB drive to one 250GB drive
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313 hours Basic quality
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1) TIVO Series 2 225 Hour (Upgraded) w/monthly service
2) PIONEER #810H-S (Un-modified)
3) TIVO Series 2 80 Hour (Un-modified)
(#2/3) with Lifetime + networked
HD Comcast /Digital Comcast
Network through Verizon DSL
w/Belkin Router and (2) LinkSys USB200M ethernet adapter
I have a Series 1 Sony SVR2000 with an 80 GB A by Western Digital, and a 120 GB B Maxtor. It's been running that way over 2 years.
I have a new Philips DTiVo DSR704 that I ugraded last week with two 160 GB Maxtors.
I have another DSR704 that is stock.
I haven't messed with the LBA48 stuff and don't see any resaon to go through the trouble.
I got mine without HDD, and got a bit of a deal on two 80 GB HDDs (one for the Tivo, one for my PC)
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Tivo is Sony SVR2000, 80 GB HDD.
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Why do you keep rewinding that? Because with TiVo, I can.
I have a Series 2 40 hour and I added a Maxtor 160 GB.
40Gigs Maxtor + 120Gigs Samsung
At least I would have that if I didn't suck so much. 
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Twin 120Gigs.
Trying to mount to a Cobalt linux server with twin 80Gigs for additional, not that I need the space but I cant seem to leave well enough alone.

I always just do a single HD, Samsung drives. I'd rather add a second (standalone) TiVo to resolve conflicts than more space on the first one.
We've got three up and running. Fourth ready to sell (want to buy it? see sig) or replace one of the three, but prefer sell--want to get the Pioneer 810H unit.
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I think ThreeSoFar's advice is by far the best...gregpr
Four TiVos now, all with single Samsung drives:
Humax DRT800 w/DVD-R (174hrs)
Two older Series 2's (142hrs and 157hrs),and a newer nightlight
Series 2, a stupid case design IMO (174hrs)
All but the last are lifetimed. TiVite since 2000. There is a Good IR solution.
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Maxtor 160Gb drive (replaced the original 40Gb drive). I'm with ThreeSoFar on the single drive theory.
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Series 2 40Gb TiVo
Linksys Wireless NIC
Upgraded hard drive - 155 Hours
Single Samsung 120 gig in a Series 1 DTivo. I'd never even consider adding two drives to a DTivo, for it doubles your chance of hard drive failure, and with a DTivo 120 gigs is plenty (I've never come close to filling it up and have stuff on there I haven't watched that is over a year old). You possibly would need more space for an SA Tivo.
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I could care less if . . ..
Single Maxtor 120gb drive in a Series2. Still have the original 40 gig'er around just in case, but not using it right now.
Had originally bought the 120gb Hitachi Deskstar for the upgrade, then read bad things about it with regards to TiVo usage so put that in my desktop instead and got the Maxtor unit for the PVR.
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TiVo Series2 [TCD230040, monthly] upgraded to 140 hours (wireless via Linksys WUSB12)
TiVo Series2 [TCD140060, lifetime] (wireless via Linksys WUSB11 v2.6)
HMO using JavaHMO 1.2 on Mandrake Linux 10.0
Current universal remote: Magnavox PMDVR8 - best budget URC I have used (under $30!)
quote:
Originally posted by windracer
Still have the original 40 gig'er around just in case, but not using it right now.
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I could care less if . . ..
quote:
Originally posted by GoodSpike
I have my original drive sitting around "in case." It's mounted where the second drive would go. That way I won't have to look for where I put it, and it won't be likely to get damaged.

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TiVo Series2 [TCD230040, monthly] upgraded to 140 hours (wireless via Linksys WUSB12)
TiVo Series2 [TCD140060, lifetime] (wireless via Linksys WUSB11 v2.6)
HMO using JavaHMO 1.2 on Mandrake Linux 10.0
Current universal remote: Magnavox PMDVR8 - best budget URC I have used (under $30!)
Sony T 60 with a Maxtor 120 gig and a Seagate 60 gig.
Runs like a top!
Joe
I have added an IBM/Hitachi 80G to my 30hr SVR2000 to bring it to 131hrs. It has been working fine but I get reboots about once a week. Heavily hacked so I may be having memory space problems.
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Please don't ask about FSI or dual tuner SA TiVo!
Seagate 160GB in one, stock disk in the other.
No, you can't add a USB disk.
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Steve
One thousand three hundred thirty-three, zero
I had a 160 Maxtor. It died. Fortunately, I was able to dd_rescue it to a new Samsung 160.
I, too, keep my original 40 GB in case. And I needed it when the Maxtor started dying.
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Steve
RCA DirecTivo DVR40 - 120 Hrs
Lion - how do you go about dd_rescue? I just lost my 120 GB Maxtor last night and had to put the original 40 GB drive back in my DTiVo... hopefully I'll have a new 160 GB drive by Saturday and I can do it then, but I have some stuff on the dead drive I'd like to keep if possible.
[edit] answered my own question...
http://www.tivocommunity.com/tivo-v...368#post1598368
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