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> I have actually done this a couple of times with modern drives and found  
> it shockingly easy.  You buy an identical drive, unscrew the board, and  
> screw the other board in, and it just works.  The contacts are little  
> springs that connect correctly as long as the board is screwed on  
> properly.

	No solder ? You got lucky ;)
	Pretty cool huh !
	So, to the OP : if you do this, equip yoursef with a multi-head  
screwdriver (like, mini torx and the like) ($5 at Home Depot), google for  
"electronics static electricity protection" (basically, wear cotton,  
ground yourself and the drive (or just be barefeet on a tile floor) and be  
extra careful).