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In <3D3E1349.205CD915@attglobal.net>, on 07/23/02   
   at 06:37 PM, Harry Chris Motin  said:  
>I also use SCSI (the second hard drive, partitioned as D:\) as well as a  
>master IDE hard drive for C:\, E:\ and F:\. OS/2 is on C:\. Concerning my  
>last comment about CHKDISK, I notice that CHKDISK takes considerably  
>longer to run to completion for the SCSI drive (5 to 7 minutes) versus  
>the IDE drive (about 2 to 3 minutes). I do not know why. The SCSI drive  
>is much faster.  
 
If you have an Adaptec card that uses aic7870.add, there was a chkdsk  
speed issue with some versions of the driver.  The most recent versions of  
aic7870 are supposed to correct this.  
 
Steven  
 
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