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Post by elvisuk on Feb 11, 2009 0:43:57 GMT
H!, ;D
I have got a SATA Hardrive and a SATA DVD to day put them in my computer and powered up and went into the bios and it side SATA 1 Was my Hardrive and SATA 4 was my DVD and it auto detected them is it ok to have them this way or should i put them in order 1 my H/D 2 my DVD and so on ?
Also when i was looking at them i notest my DVD has no Jumpers ? and my H/D has jumper connections but no jumper on ?
I have got XP set-up and it seems to be working but i am not up on SATA stuff so i am not to sure if i have done it ok, but then againe it's working so?
What do you think?
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Post by mikkh on Feb 11, 2009 1:08:04 GMT
I think all pretend Man Utd fans who've never even seen Old Trafford, never mind pay to get in, should be beaten about the head with a wet and smelly fish - several times.
Oh you mean about the SATA stuff :-p
Yeah that's fine, it shouldn't matter which numbered port you use and the jumpers don't need to be touched usually. The master/slave configuration of IDE drives doesn't exist in SATA, just plug in and go
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Post by ken on Feb 11, 2009 6:42:23 GMT
As you use Linux Elvis, you might want to put SATA 4 as your primary drive in Boot Priority in BIOS. Otherwise it wont want to read a disk on bootup. Its probably made SATA 1 the primary drive.
KC
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Post by elvisuk on Feb 11, 2009 11:27:57 GMT
Thanks Mikkh ;D what's Man United??
Thanks KC i will look in to that, later Thanks ;D
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