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The backplane in this case uses a composite cable that appears to 
multiplex all four drives into a single cable, which feeds straight into 
the mainboard. I have tried re-connecting the cable a few times.

thanks

Lyndon Nerenberg wrote:
> When you switched the drives around, did you switch the cables as 
> well? If not, try rotating them among the drives -- it could be a 
> simple as a bad crimp job on one of the cable connectors.
>
> --lyndon