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July 17th 03, 08:28 PM
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 master/slave It is not a good idea to have both burner and regular CD/DVD connect to same IDE port epecially if you want to burn on the fly. It's a good idea to make both of them SLAVE of hard drives (2 different IDE ports) Trouble is that you IDE hard drive runs at the speed of the slave device so a UDMA100 IDE hard drive will cog down to the CD speed. As long as you have burn protect (or equivalent) on the CD is is best to seperate IDE hard drives and CD-ROM across busses.   |
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July 17th 03, 09:12 PM
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| master/slave "Bcutts" wrote in message ... It is not a good idea to have both burner and regular CD/DVD connect to same IDE port epecially if you want to burn on the fly. It's a good idea to make both of them SLAVE of hard drives (2 different IDE ports) Trouble is that you IDE hard drive runs at the speed of the slave device so a UDMA100 IDE hard drive will cog down to the CD speed. That problem was fixed several years ago. -- Malcolm |
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July 17th 03, 10:58 PM
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| master/slave Trouble is that you IDE hard drive runs at the speed of the slave device so a UDMA100 IDE hard drive will cog down to the CD speed. As long as you have burn protect (or equivalent) on the CD is is best to seperate IDE hard drives and CD-ROM across busses. Ancient history. Ancient in computer terms, anyway :-) |
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