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BL> I won't be using the CD much anyway, but I want two hard drives BL> and the CD. I can't do that on my $20 IDE card (can I?). KR> only if it has 2 ports, or you have 2 cards, and set the second KR> one to the secondary port adress. Ahh... TWO cards? I didn't know you could do that. The CD driver rabitted on about port addresses, and moving them around. It looks like I timed the quad-CD just right for lowest price. I had to hunt around to actually find one (most said thay only sold hex now), and the guy threw in a VLB EIDE card for $10 because they are just about obsolete too. The card has a mystery: under "IDE MODE" there are four switches for 600ns, 500nS, 400nS and 240nS. It was set at 600nS so I left it there and it works okay, but what does it all mean? Would it be worth trying 240nS, do you think? The other switch I didn't understand was IOCHRDY which could be set to IDE0 or IDE1. I left it set tio IDE0 and it seems to work. What does IOCHRDY mean? Regards, Bob ___ Blue Wave/QWK v2.12 @EOT: ---* Origin: Precision Nonsense, Sydney (3:711/934.12) SEEN-BY: 711/934 712/610 @PATH: 711/934 |
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