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> Trouble is, a new mobo is about the same price as a big IDE
> drive, and
> much harder to fit. Plus, unless I want to buy a new CPU (I
> have an 2.2
> AMD Sempron, most MBs for it will be old
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Or maybe upgrade the bios. I was just looking at the ASUS site.
Several of the bios updates for the board I'm using relate to the SATA
chip. I'll bet the picture is similar at Abit
Did that just recently to fix the problem of disk corruption. So I'm
runni
Simpson, Richard wrote:
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Probably not a good idea. Maybe I should just sell the SATA
drives on
eBay and get SOME of my money back. I feel a bit ripped off by this
whole SATA deal right now :
For what it's worth, I had a hell of a time with SATA & PATA drives
in my ASUS Pundit-R. (250GB Maxtor midline SATA & NEC DVD-RW
or ASUS DVD-RW drives)
DMA acceleration would not work on either PATA DVD drive, some FC3
kernels would segfault on startup, Knoppix or Gentoo LiveCDs would not
boot, a
On 21 Oct 2005 at 8:29, Simpson, Richard wrote:
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> > -Original Message-
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> > Probably not a good idea. Maybe I should just sell the SATA
> > drives on
> > eBay and get SOME of my money back. I feel a bit rippe
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> Probably not a good idea. Maybe I should just sell the SATA
> drives on
> eBay and get SOME of my money back. I feel a bit ripped off by this
> whole SATA deal right now :-(
My brother has b
Alex Cruz wrote:
On Friday 21 October 2005 01:49 am, ffrr wrote:
Anybody want to buy a few 100 GB of SATA storage (250GB WD, and 2 80GB
Seagates)? :-) Just joking.A new MB is almost as cheap as another
SATA controller card (unless you buy a cheap one, and they seem to be
early SI based
On Friday 21 October 2005 01:49 am, ffrr wrote:
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> Anybody want to buy a few 100 GB of SATA storage (250GB WD, and 2 80GB
> Seagates)? :-) Just joking.A new MB is almost as cheap as another
> SATA controller card (unless you buy a cheap one, and they seem to be
> early SI based often anyway).
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
not the SATA. I have found that I can provoke the glitches even in
Knoppmyth, by writing the ringbuffer to a temp directory on one of the
SATA drives instead of the IDE.
I now officially dislike SATA drives. This was my first machine using
them, and had all
>not the SATA. I have found that I can provoke the glitches even in
>Knoppmyth, by writing the ringbuffer to a temp directory on one of the
>SATA drives instead of the IDE.
>I now officially dislike SATA drives. This was my first machine using
>them, and had all sorts of initial problems. N
Alex Cruz wrote:
Great news on the DVB!! Now it's looking like you're where I was about 3
months ago which was "Do I continue using my workstation to mess with MythTV
or do I build a dedicated unit?" I decided to build the standalong and I'm
glad I did. Now, I'm not screwing up my workstation
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