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Re: 3 IDE drives

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From: Adam Carheden
Date: Sun, 06 Sep 1998 00:00
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My motherboard is very old, a 486 DLC, and it doesn't even have one
built in controler card, much less two.  Anyway, I'm new to all this and
my question was mostly if it was simply a matter of jumpering the second
card correctly.  I'm also doing this cheap with used parts, so I
probably won't get a manual with the second controller card.  What other
things might a controler card be jumpered to do?

TIA

J. Paul Reed wrote:
> :       a) Connect a second controller card, properly jumpered to be the
> : secondary IDE device.
> 
> This is what I've done, and would recommend. BTW, many motherboards
> already have two onboard IDE connectors...you might to make sure that
> yours doesN'T before you install the card.
> 
> hda is my /
> hdb is /mnt/cdrom,
> and hdc is /shares
> 
> hda and hdb live together, hdc by itself.



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Adam
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http://holly.ColoState.edu/~carheden
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