tkoppel@isis.UUCP (Ted Koppel) (01/23/89)
The following question arose as I was trying to install a second hard
drive (20mb) in my XT.
There is a row of eight (8) pairs of pins on the board. When I had
one 20mb disk drive there were two jumped pairs, #3 and #4 (counting
from 1, not counting from 0). When I added a scond 20mb drive, the
system sees the additional drive (D:) and that it has 21 million bytes
available, but when I write to it, I get lots and lots of unlinked
clusters. (i.e. mucho bad data!!)
The drive is a Seagate 238 (which I know is an RLL but I am using as]
an MFM drive which means that I only get 20meg instead of 30 meg);
the controller card is a Western Digital WD 1002S-WX2.
Ideas?
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