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- From: "Cajun" <cajun@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: "PCTechTalk" <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 19 Apr 2005 09:22:48 -0500
Chris, how is it that the hard drive must be first on IDE1? The Gigabyte
manual specifically says that the CD-ROM must be on IDE1 to work properly, and
I've always read that you should never put your CD-ROM drive on the same cable
with your hard drive. You said the HDD must be Master on IDE1. Is this a
feature of the new boards? The board manual does not tell me that the HDD must
be on IDE1, only the CD-ROM.
I am using the Master/Slave setup, not cable select. The HDD is set as Master
on it's own cable. The BIOS is currently recognizing the CD-ROM as Master and
Zip as Slave because they are plugged into IDE1. When I plug the HDD into
IDE1, it is recognized in the BIOS as Master. If I plug the Zip on the same
cable with the HDD, it is recognized as the Slave on IDE1. Nothing is
recognized on IDE2.
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[_]? dj
First things
The HDD must be Master on IDE 1
My old zip used to work on any of my IDE connections - are you using cable
select or master and slave.
I would try the zip as slave on IDE 1 for now
Leave the CD alone for the moment
With set up as above what happens?
Enter BIOS and see which drives are recognized.
If it will not work with cable select then manually set the jumpers to
master and slave - Hdd = master
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