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From:	Bernie <bernie AT mbox302 DOT swipnet DOT se>
Subject:	RE: prob audio CD on 2nd CD-ROM with NWCDEX
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Date:	Fri, 16 Feb 2001 07:46:27 +0100
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Joe wrote:
	Uhhh - last time I checked, ATAPI drives are always *disabled*
>	in the BIOS "CMOS settings" ... however, I have not played
>	around much with ATAPI-aware BIOSes so, perhaps there are
>	now some ATAPI-specific BIOS settings that I am not aware
>	of. Nevertheless, a "disabled" setting for your ATAPI drives is
>	*always* appropriate and your safest option ...

Auto has always worked fine for me. But perhaps the diffrence here lies in
what "generation" of PCs we are talking about? I don't know if you guys
really do it but it seems you are using 386/486s machines with new HDs/CDs...
None of my ATAPI compliant CDs have ever had any problems being recognized
by any BIOS I've had on any machine past my 486SX-25 (starting with a
486DX2-80 and an ATAPI capable 10X CD). Perhaps I've always done it wrong?
//Bernie

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