Originally to: Christopher Swope Hello Christopher.
21 Aug 03 22:49, you wrote to all: CS|> If the settings are any of the following, the drives are not CS|> recognized at all. (These results are not surprising). CS|> Primary -- Master w/ Slave present CS|> Secondary -- Cable Select CS|> Primary -- Master w/ Slave Present CS|> Secondary -- Master CS|> Primary -- Anything other than "Master (Single Drive)" CS|> Secondary -- Not installed CS|> If the settings are any of the following, I get the behavior I CS|> described earlier. CS|> Primary -- Cable Select CS|> Secondary -- Slave CS|> Primary -- Master w/ Slave Present CS|> Secondary -- Slave CS|> Primary -- Master (Single Drive) CS|> Secondary -- Slave CS|> Now, my line of thinking is as follows. CS|> If the second drive is not installed at all, the computer boots CS|> normally. This would indicate the problem stems from connecting the CS|> second drive. I just jumped into this thread. But what you say hear makes me think that the drives are not compatible. While rarer these days, I recall the days when certain drives just would not function together regardless of what you did. Perhaps the older 4G drive just will not work with the new drive? It seems to be possible. Will the 80G drive function alone? What are the makes? Sorry if you already answered this. I just caught the thread at this point. Robert - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-newbie" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html Please read the FAQ at http://www.linux-learn.org/faqs
