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>Date: Tue, 12 May 1998 10:55:59 -0800
>From: David Gillett <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Re: NETWORK DRIVE
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>On 10 May 98 at 21:00, Edna Sloan wrote:
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>> Anyone know how to convert a network drive to a standard drive? I bought a
>> nonworking computer that had this type apparently(has a sticker on it that
>> says it must be used as a pair only?). It is not detected regardless of
>> jumper settings. Its a 1.275G conner drive. TIA,
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> My pocket reference lists a Conner 1.275G drive that was made in
>IDE and ATA-2 versions, and a 1.278G drive that was made in EIDE and
>SCSI versions. Is there a model number on the drive?
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> If you are trying to install this as a slave to another IDE drive
>(you don't say...), it's possible that the two drives can't coexist
>that way. They might work with the relationship reversed; they
>should work okay on separate channels.
> It's possible that the existing drive may have different jumper
>settings for "only drive on channel" and "master with slave
>attached". [Recent drives generally seem to use only one jumper
>setting for both situations.]
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>David G
Hi, and thanks for your help. Its an EIDE with model # CFS1275A and the
number on a sticker where it is cautioned to use the drive as a pair only
is, CFS2113A-S. This drive also crosses to Seagate ST31275A. I tried it
as sole drive and also as a slave, but could not get it detected by bios
regardless of jumper settings(which are marked on the case). I was
attempting to install it in an ACER Aspire pentium 100 system in which
other drives work fine.
Thanks,
Edna Sloan
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