hot-pull disks

French translation: disques remplaçables à chaud

05:28 May 16, 2000
English to French translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering
English term or phrase: hot-pull disks
It obviously concerns computers but I do not possess any other information. Thanks a lot to all those who will help me.
Val�rie Teisseire
French translation:disques remplaçables à chaud
Explanation:
Addition to previous answer ("disques interchangeables à chaud").

Depending on the context, other terms are used, as follows:

"disques remplaçables à chaud"
(most common)

"disques amovibles à chaud"

"disques branchables à chaud"

You can make your own from "tirer", "déposer", "ôter", etc.

Ref: Sites of Compaq, Dell, SGI, etc.
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Lionel Durin
France
Local time: 06:20
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Summary of answers provided
nadisques interchangeables sans éteindre
Béatrice Huret-Morton
nadisques interchangeables à chaud
Bruce Sanderson
nadisques remplaçables à chaud
Lionel Durin


  

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1 hr
disques interchangeables sans éteindre


Explanation:
I think what you mean is hot-swappable, which means you can swap disks without turning off your computer. I don't think there is a set expression in French.

Hope this helps,

Cheers,

Béa

Béatrice Huret-Morton
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5 hrs
disques interchangeables à chaud


Explanation:
Pourquoi pas à chaud ? Ces disques sont effectivement chauds lorsqu'ils fonctionnent.

Bruce Sanderson
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11 hrs
disques remplaçables à chaud


Explanation:
Addition to previous answer ("disques interchangeables à chaud").

Depending on the context, other terms are used, as follows:

"disques remplaçables à chaud"
(most common)

"disques amovibles à chaud"

"disques branchables à chaud"

You can make your own from "tirer", "déposer", "ôter", etc.

Ref: Sites of Compaq, Dell, SGI, etc.

Lionel Durin
France
Local time: 06:20
Native speaker of: Native in FrenchFrench
PRO pts in pair: 4
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