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ZS6CFC > PC 03.05.04 16:07l 42 Lines 1317 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 051651ZS6CFC
Read: GUEST DC9BM
Subj: Re: Master & Slave Drives
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From: ZS6CFC@ZS0DLD.PTA.GAU.ZAF.AF
To : PC@WW
Hello
I had similar problems , so only with lesser Drives - say
below 10G.
The setting of the Jumpers did nothing in changing the order
of Booting and/or reckognising.
Probably !!! Only one of your Disks is BOOTABLE , and in
this way takes over as "Having an operational Programme " So
it will (!) Take precedence. Your BIOS sees this as the
only option to give "Precedence" and boot from there. And
then secondly...
Problem is "you have 2 (two) bootable Hdds in your setup and
one is favoured. (maybe some EX-Pert can help out there) I
suspect that it depends on the Formatting/Partitioning
Software (Brand!!?) to be compatible or reckognizable...
U need some Software , and/or capability to switch Bootable
disks to determine which should precedence.(E.G. to be the
"only" bootable disk (?)) In your setup.
See also : www.seagate.com/support for a programme to do so.
Otherwise , but not, cheaply : Norton has a
Partitioner/Fdisk whatever... for a price... And as there
are hopefully others too.
( in a cinch , just try DOS-Fdisk - just too see what IT can
determine and figure = especially at Bootable Disks... this
is only good if youre running Win98 and lower... I think)
73 DE Sten ZS6CFC@ZS0DLD.PTA.GAU.ZAF.AF
Message timed : 12:33 on 03 May 2004
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