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Steve Carter wrote:
> A colleague and neighbor wants to install Warp 4 on
> a new machine with an 80 GB IDE hard drive, but is
> running into problems because the drives "too large".
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> I've never run into this because all my drives are
> smaller and SCSI.
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> Will the updated IDE driver from IBM fix this?
> Suggestions/experiences welcome.
Why is confidence in this subject so hard to attain? If the BIOS can
see it, W4 can see it. I have two 80G and one 120G, all IDE, all in
plug-in racks, that move between a socket 7, a P3 and a P4. It is
doable. For starters use Dani.
Ray
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