🚀 go-pugleaf

I get the feeling the HD has gone goofy. I had a  drive, no problems at
all, but when I shared it with another drive on the same IDE port it
wouldn't act right, no matter if it was the Master or Slave, even tried
every jumper combination imaginable just in hopes it would work. In
windows I'd see 2 C: drives and 2 D: drives, and only the Master had the
Active Partition on it. The PC would get confused and report file not
found. You can rack your brains and loose hair over this stuff! <G>


On Tue, 27 Jun 2000 01:48:17 -0600, "Homer S." <0U812@i81b4u.org> wrote:

>Hi ED , On some of my systems it made no difference,on a couple they would
>go stupid if both drives were bootable? it just sounded like something to
>try before he puts a bullet through it : )
>Ed <not@home.com> wrote in message
>news:8bmglsso0n9kij1aer1nkf4ie5tpe6bcid@4ax.com...
>> That shouldn't matter. I have done that on older Pentium systems, and
>> also installed the system files to the second drive and made the
>> partition active. If the C: drive failed to boot the PC, the customer
>> could boot up off the second (D:) drive. These were Win95/98 PC's if
>> that makes any difference?
>>
>>
>>   data
>> On Tue, 27 Jun 2000 01:15:50 -0600, "Homer S." <0U812@i81b4u.org> wrote:
>>
>> >Do you have this drives partition set as active or bootable in f/disk?
>> >I dont think it should be?
>> >
>>
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