At 06:15 -0700 06/25/2005, Barry Gamble wrote:
A friend's ATA66 type of primary hard drive on his S900 failed to boot and instead booted
 from  the original 2 Gig SCII drive.

 It would not boot from mine either.

 sadly now my S900 stopped booting at the  happy MAC face.

In addition to Charle's excellent advice, I would suggest that perhaps his hard drive has some extension or such in the OS which is corrupting the NVRAM. I think this is farfetched, but possible. So if rechecking the cables and connectors (and reseating your IDE card) does not work, you may wish to zap your PRAM and NVRAM to clear any corruption.

Jeff Walther

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