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From:	"White Dragon" <white DOT dragon AT tin DOT it>
To:	<opendos AT delorie DOT com>
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Subject:	Re: prob audio CD on 2nd CD-ROM with NWCDEX
Date:	Fri, 16 Feb 2001 18:04:30 +0100
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> >As for the so-called ATA STANDARD look at the problem White Dragon is
> >having with his so-called ATA standard IBM and Quantum drives.
>
> I can't explain his problems but I find it unlikely to blaim the drives.
My
> guess is on power failure, broken I/O cable or incorrect jumper settings.
> (Been there, done that - doing it all the time <g>). Something else that I
> also know will cause this (but I've only done it once) is to set the I/O
> cable in reverse, either i the HD or in the motherboard (or controller
card
> in the odd event that you have one).
> //Bernie

Checked everything you have said. I've spent more than two days trying to
get that drive work. But there is still the possibility that the quantum
drive was already damaged before i installed it. Do you think that a small
amount of static electricity can seriously damage a drive? Well i guess it
is too late now... My quantum has been dismantled and its plates used as
mirrors... Rest in peace <devilish grin>.

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