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Subject: Re: 5.2RC2 - timeouts with tertiary IDE controller & CD-ROM
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On 12/30/2003 at 7:00 PM Doug White wrote:

|On Tue, 30 Dec 2003, MikeM wrote:
|
|> > Yay timing issues. Your drive is jumpered for master and/or single
|> > operation, yes?
|>
|> Unknown.   The CD-ROM drive is a no-name drive that has no 
|> documentation for the jumper(s).
|
|Most of the CDROM drives I've come across have 3 settings, labelled MA,
|SL, and CS.  Normally MA == Master & Single, SL == Slave, and CS == Cable
|Select.  Make sure that MA is jumpered.

No labels on any of the pins, no documentation pasted on the top or bottom
of the drive, no manual, nothing.   As you, this is the first CD-ROM drive
I've ever seen without any docs or labels.  Tomorrow, I'll try to google
the CD-ROM's manufacturer's name to see if there's a website with the
needed docs.


Update on Jan. 4, 2004 - I checked the website for the CD-ROM.  The jumper
was set to CS, so I changed it to Master.  There was no change in the
symptoms.  The timeout problem with the tertiary IDE controller still
exists, yet it runs fine on the secondary IDE controller.