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Gorden McFarland <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 12 Mar 1999 08:52:16 -0600
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Hi Charly

I had an AMD 233 I had put together a few months ago with a 7 gig hard
drive.
Originally I had installed it with the Disk Overlay and the hard drive
light was on all the time.

After having trouble with the system I reinstalled without the OverLay and
the Hard drive light started working.

I've had other computers with Over Lays on them that I DO NOT remember
having this same problem with.

This may have nothing to do with your situation but I thought I'ld throw my
2cents worth in.

Later
Gordon

You wrote:

>>After recently putting a system together,  I realized that the HDD light
is
>>always ON. I have Windows 98 and it works fine, my only concern is that I
>>don't know when my HDD is spinning or not.  I already check all the cable
>>specially the HDD led and it's properly connected according to the
>Mainboard
>>specification.
>>> If anyone has an idea as to the cause of this steady HDD led ON, please
>drop
>>me a line.
>>>The system comprises of:
>>>P-599 ATX Motherboard with 8meg Video, and Sound onboard.
>>>350Mhz AMD K6-2
>>>128 Meg DIMM
>>>5 Gig WD HD
>>>AMI BIOS
>>ATX Case
>>
>>Thanks in advance
>>Charly Coles

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