The beautiful piece suffered from the hard disk to the Amiga A600HD as standard entails. The hard disk has no more quiet as remarked, a new hard drive is not really in question because of the price, therefore, came to me only the low-budget variant of the question. A Compact Flash to IDE Converter.
Since the A600HD a 2.5-inch hard drive has a 44 pole one must be careful to buy adapters, I have an adapter for non-equal decision with angled connector that can be put equal to the header in the Amiga. This saves the cable and the disk tray in the Amiga. An appropriate CF card I had lying still, with 1GB capacity, which is more than enough for the Amiga. 
now had to turn a warranty believe now there is definitely no guarantee. 
where you can still see the culprit, which incidentally was produced in May 1992. It is important that you carefully lifts the keyboard because below the leds status is a plug. Can you have to pull it to fold away the keyboard up. Good to see Rome is also the kick start that I had changed on this screen already, so I could also install Workbench 3.1. In the event that you have a normal A600 will also be fitted with such a CFIDS adapter, because everyone goes A600 has the IDE port. Pay attention to one thing you have to, however, the Kick Start version. Not everyone has an A600 kickstart which supports the internal IDE port. Since Rome has a base there is no problem to exchange it. The Compact Flash card in the adapter, we also recognized as a normal hard drive. The first adapter I had tried did not work that seemed to work but not at all since I brought it in the Pc of my brother go to the well. The adapters are for example to buy it on Ebay for very little money (about 5 €) or you buy for a few € more in the electronics store of their choice. Who now has the idea their PC or laptop equipped with such a part, I can only advise. Modern operating systems to read and write a lot of temporary files that do not like these cards so much and walk to the happy hunting grounds. The Workbench on the Amiga makes that does not so in the Amiga as a permanent solution. Well happy tinkering. 
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