There is not anything you could do with the drive in a caddy that would not be possible with the drive installed as a normal internal drive. The only thing the caddy does is give you easy/quick access to the drive. It is not like you are going to install it in another system because it will not boot, windows activation would not work, etc. Linux you could move the drive to another system and it would most likely work just fine.
aaah... see... i'm happy i didn't waste time
this was my only intention of having another drive that i could actually boot into and run an OS. ok... i don't need windows (would be nice if i could)
if i could just have linux - i would be super happy.
but just confused WHY?
wouldn't you just choose to boot from the CD drive - and then it would just boot up from the hard drive you have installed in there?
let me know
thanks
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