Re: break in wire on udma 66 cable?!

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From: Terry Russell
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 1999 00:00

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Rob wrote:
> 
> >No breaks in mine, too. But I feel the UDMA66 ribbon line unsafe as the
> >lines are really thin! Sometimes I can feel worry that it will really break
> >somedays.
> 
> Go take a look at an wide(ultra) scsi cable. same sort of wiring
> 

There doesn't have to be a cut wire, but it is specified as a way
to identify the cable as 66 capable to the BIOS so it
can try and use 66 by default.

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Subject: Re: break in wire on udma 66 cable?!
Date: 1999/11/18
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