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Use newer 2.5" SATA disks in a MacBook or Mac mini
Authored by: jbarley on Mon, Feb 25 2008 at 8:36AM PST
In the past when I upgraded the drive in my Intel Mini with a 7200rpm Seagate,
it came with instructions and the jumper.
The jumper was needed to cap the drive at the older SATA limit (150mbps).
I followed the instructions and everything has worked fine ever since.

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