*** Quoting Frank Ramsey to Arthur Marsh dated 06-19-97 ***
> You don't have to have the BIOS disabled on the 2nd one.  If you happen
> to have disk ID 0 on both HDA's which one it boots from becomes 
> somewhat interesting.  Easy thing to do is not have a ID 0 on the 
I thought the drive on the card with the lowest address is the one that 
boots..  At least I think I read something like that when I set up duplexing 
at my last job using Adaptec 1542's..
I think this also is why when there's IDE & SCSI mix'd in a system the IDE 
boots first..  They have the lower address.
Rich
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