Charlie Reyes wrote:
> >How are you attaching ide cards to a 2930?
> >
> >I have one in a 9500, but they are 50 pin connections,
> >
> >unless you are connecting them externally some how?
> >
> >Steve Brown
> >
>
> There is a short IDE cable that attaches to the drive from the board
> beneath. The board terminates in a 68 pin UW-SCSI female connector. SCSI ID
> is configured by suitable jumpers on the card.
Ummmmm. What am I missing? THis isn't possible. IDE? Are you sure? Count
the pins.
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