I have my main (primary master) drive that loads up Win2000. Then I put in my other drive (primary slave)that has Win98, well not really, it was formatted by maxblaster and has a few win98 files in it so when it boots it flashes up then goes to C:
Anyway, bios reads the drives correctly as master and slave, but it tries to boot up off the slave drive. It somehow makes the slave drive C: and the master as D: after the weird boot. Why?
Do I have to put the master drive on the inner connector of the IDE cable? That's the only explanation I can think of, since bios recognized ok, but after loading they are reversed. hmmm
Thnx peoples!
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Anyway, bios reads the drives correctly as master and slave, but it tries to boot up off the slave drive. It somehow makes the slave drive C: and the master as D: after the weird boot. Why?
Do I have to put the master drive on the inner connector of the IDE cable? That's the only explanation I can think of, since bios recognized ok, but after loading they are reversed. hmmm
Thnx peoples!
:tongue: <font color=red>"Never pick a fight with an ugly person .. they have nothing to lose" </font color=red> :tongue: