System haulting
System haulting
what's a good cause for a system to display "Detecting IDE Hard drive" and hault when it's first booted up?
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well lately I've had this issue with Western Digital drives where they plainly say Master on one of the jumpers and there is nothing on the top of the drive to say to leave the jumper off if the drive is single, but lo and behold, if it IS a single drive, and I remove the jumper all together, IT STOPS HANGING LIKE THAT.
STUPID WD!!
Besides that? The drive is going or has gone bad. Prolly other stuff that I can't think of.
STUPID WD!!
Besides that? The drive is going or has gone bad. Prolly other stuff that I can't think of.
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Originally posted by JTMON
well lately I've had this issue with Western Digital drives where they plainly say Master on one of the jumpers and there is nothing on the top of the drive to say to leave the jumper off if the drive is single, but lo and behold, if it IS a single drive, and I remove the jumper all together, IT STOPS HANGING LIKE THAT.
STUPID WD!!
Besides that? The drive is going or has gone bad. Prolly other stuff that I can't think of.
WD makes good drives, most need 2 jumpers to set it to master, going without jumpers is Cable Select I believe which is cool too.
Hmm, out of the 5 new WD drives I have, none require two jumpers, it's on one set of jumpers for CS, one if you want Master WITH a slave and no jumpers to enable single master.. That's the normal way I am used to with their drives, thing is, two or three of the drives have different jumper settings, but none show two jumpers. I've seen ones that do need two jumpers though. Three of these are 120JBs, one is a 40GB and one is the 80GB SE.