OnChip IDE Controller
This setting controls the onboard IDE controller. Setting options: Disabled,
Primary, Secondary, Both.
Default should be Both
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Hi Troutman,
I was just reading your manual again to see if Troy's idea regarding an IDE switch was relevant on this board and I cannot find such a "switch".
Anyway glad the BIOS is well.
Do you have the jumpers at Master / slave or are they Cable Select? If one or the other you might try the other option just to test.
Anyway It appears now that the channel is OK at least.
There are some other BIOS options you might look at under: PNP/PCI Configurations. But again all should be Default as far as I can see.
Let us know about the jumpers.
I did find a setting under Integrated Peripherals:
OnChip IDE Controller
This setting controls the onboard IDE controller. Setting options: Disabled,
Primary, Secondary, Both.
Default should be Both
Hi again, jumpers? How many hard drives do you have? How many jumpers are on each drive?I had the HDD jumpers on master so I swaped to cable detect but it made no difference.
Hi again, jumpers? How many hard drives do you have? How many jumpers are on each drive?I had the HDD jumpers on master so I swaped to cable detect but it made no difference.
Just to confirm.
Troy
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