hi ya jason
yes...
but most people that build hardware learned long ago
to put the "wire to enable" the expensive feature
into the packaging process... jumper pin# 234 to grn or
not inside the plastic
- NOT on the pc board
- the flash can be identical in both products...
> my silly thinking says...
>
> one cannot convert non-raid ide controllers into a hw raid controller
> by adding or cutting wires/traces/resistors
it is a fairly well documented fact that you can.
Think of it this way:
A company has to produce two products:
- an IDE controller
- an IDE RAID co
hi ya Mike
i bet the flash bios you get is pre-release alpha/beta
that is NOT available on the real FastTrack raid controllers ??
or its the older version compared to the fasttrack ??
- they're probably keeping track of who downloaded it
and who sends in problems/bug reports and check for
co
On Wed, May 09, 2001 at 07:13:21PM -0700, Alvin Oga wrote:
>
> hi ya
>
> yeah... if the "buffering works" that the flash or
> its temporary space can retain the fact that it did
> complete flushing data to disk and the mirror...
>
> guess that should work... but ... why do all that
> when for $1
hi ya
yeah... if the "buffering works" that the flash or
its temporary space can retain the fact that it did
complete flushing data to disk and the mirror...
guess that should work... but ... why do all that
when for $10 or $50 more you can get a real hw raid controller
and if it dont work ( you
On Wed, May 09, 2001 at 05:39:32PM -0700, Alvin Oga wrote:
>
> hi ya jason
>
> my silly thinking says...
>
> one cannot convert non-raid ide controllers into a hw raid controller
> by adding or cutting wires/traces/resistors
>
> -- write large file, largefoo.txt to the 'disK'
As I recall, you
hi ya jason
my silly thinking says...
one cannot convert non-raid ide controllers into a hw raid controller
by adding or cutting wires/traces/resistors
-- write large file, largefoo.txt to the 'disK'
and while it is writing it to the mirror/raid..be nice
and do a proper shut down of the s
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