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#1
 2002-10-13, 15:36 |
j0662 
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 Dual HardDisks
Am i correct in thinking that to add another harddisk to my computer i simply plug it in?
Can i just plug my second hd onto the same ide cable as my first? (the cable has two 'plugs')
Can i plug an ide harddisk onto the same ide bus as a cdrom drive?
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2002-10-13, 15:43 |
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Re: Dual HardDisks
Simply plug in the power cords and the IDE cable (or scsi, depending on what kind of harddrive you have). If you want to do a RAID setup you must check to see if your motherboard can handle it, or if you have a RAID card. Its pretty easy, just plug it into the harddrive cable. You use the jumper to set whether or not it is master or slave, or just take the jumper out and let the computer auto detect it.
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2002-10-13, 15:58 |
j0662
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Re: Dual HardDisks
Heh, thats what I forgot, jumpers.
ty Zok
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2002-10-13, 21:30 |
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Re: Dual HardDisks
*nods*
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