--- Ray Davison  wrote:

 
> And ECS said:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> The CDROM drive or IDE cable is possibly faulty so try another known 
> good drive or cable to isolate the problem. Verify the jumper
> settings 
> on the CDROM drives, one should be setup as "master" and the other as
> 
> "slave".
> 
Yes, and interesting that they would have you set up master/slave.
Usually on something this new you might be using an 80 wire cable? Is
this by any chance a maxtor hdd? If so, you might try a 40 wire cable
and use master/slave rather than cable select and see what happens.
This should slow things down enough to work.

Franklin


		
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