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Subject: Adding IDE to SCSI System..
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Greetings to all!

I have been pondering adding an IDE drive to my already SCSI system.
The hitch is, I can't think of anyway to add the IDE drive with out the 
system bypassing the SCSI drive to boot off the IDE drive becasue the IDE 
drive would have to be put in the BIOS as drive C:.

The question is, is it possible to add an IDE drive to a system, whilst 
still booting off the SCSI drive???????

Words of wisdom appreciated!!

Aaron Elliott