[H-GEN] Slave H/D

[David]

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you'll probably find that there are jumper settings on the back of the drive 
next to where you connect the cable that you can set so that the drive 
operates as a slave.  Typical settings are Master, Slave and Cable. The Cable 
setting takes the position of the HDD on the cable to determine whether it 
should act as Master or Slave.

Hope that helps
David
 
 El Lunes 05 Mayo 2003 16:03, David Munn escribió:
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> Hi All.....im new to this list so if i make a blue please be gentle....
> I want to know how to use another h/d as a slave to my master h/d on
> Linux.. what do i have to have on the slave for it to work.....
> The present system is a Pentium 200,40 gig h/d,80 meg ram,Red Hat 8.0
> running KDE 3,52x cdrom drive,3.5 floppy,VibraX 128 soundcard,Diamond 56k
> external modem,Canon BJC-265SP printer,Reateck PCI Network card......
> The h/d that i want to use as a slave is a 2 gig Western Digital Caviar
> 32500.....
>
> Any help ideas and tips would be appreciated....
>
> David Munn

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