when you slave a hard drive, i know you are talking about hooking the slave ribbon up, but that means being able to run your main harddrive but then also have a second hard drive and be able to access whats on it without actually running the OS that is on it, right?
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Jump to PostThe drive has no jumpers? What model is it? How old?
Are you sure you don't have a SATA drive there?
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forget that question, how can i configure my hard drive to slave setting if it doesnt have any jumpers to begin with?
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The drive has no jumpers? What model is it? How old?
Are you sure you don't have a SATA drive there?
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it is pretty old it is about a 1 gb hard drive it is a quantum firball 3.5 series. What i meant to say is that it has the jumper pins, there are 3 and only 3. But i guess im not sure exactly how to configure them to slave configuration
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