On Wed, Feb 02, 2000 at 04:54:30PM -0500, Danny Heap wrote:
> I'm seeing advertisements for IDE drives with over 20 GB capacity. I
> realize that one of the problems with really large IDE drives has been
> that BIOS doesn't report the geometry properly.
Irrelevant, since the geometry has been a l
usually yeah, or get the tech specs from the www site from the maker of
the drive.. the only barriers i've found with ide are 540(545?)MB 8GB and
32GB haven't encountered/read about problems with stuff inbetween those,
although i dont doubt there are some really broken bioses out there.
one of sys
I'm seeing advertisements for IDE drives with over 20 GB capacity. I
realize that one of the problems with really large IDE drives has been
that BIOS doesn't report the geometry properly.
However, if I don't plan to install the drive with any bootable
partitions (as a second slave drive, say), th
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