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Hi Russ,
So it's all set in bios / Computer Management with XP ie. Which drive it
boots from and drive letters ?
Dave
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Subject: Re: [PCBUILD] Hard drive help-round 2
Hi David,
No, master/slave does not apply to SATA drives. SATA are strictly one
connector, one drive, there is no way to daisy chain them.
Russ Poffenberger
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David Nager wrote:
> Does the Master and Slave setup and cabling apply to SATA Drives ? I
> have 2 SATA Drives in my Dell Desktop and I want to swith them around
> as my second drive is twice the size as my boot drive. I have Norton
> Ghost and 2 USB Back up drives to help with this. I have done it in
> the past withi IDE drives, Im just not shure about the SATA Drives.
>
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