> thats some old stuff. :-/
Monumental understatementwhy again do you want to put it back into
production Michel?
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On 03/09/11 6:03 PM, Michel Donais wrote:
>> Is your server PCI 32bit, PCI 64bit, or PCI-X (64bit, 100-133Mhz), or is
>> it PCI-Express and if so does it have x4 or faster slots?
> The mother board is an MSI KT# MS6380E with an AMD2100XP cpu
> FSB is 166 mhz; chipset is 333mhz
thats some old stuff
> Is your server PCI 32bit, PCI 64bit, or PCI-X (64bit, 100-133Mhz), or is
> it PCI-Express and if so does it have x4 or faster slots?
The mother board is an MSI KT# MS6380E with an AMD2100XP cpu
FSB is 166 mhz; chipset is 333mhz
> As someone else said, a SATA card likely will NOT be bootable, u
On 03/08/11 8:20 PM, Michel Donais wrote:
> I intend to replace fading SCSI drive by a SATA one.
> The motherboard is PCI and no SATA controller on board.
> So I need a SATA/PCI controller.
> Is there something wrong to do this kind of switch?
> Some told me that I won't be able to boot that drive
On Tue, Mar 8, 2011 at 11:20 PM, Michel Donais wrote:
> I intend to replace fading SCSI drive by a SATA one.
> The motherboard is PCI and no SATA controller on board.
> So I need a SATA/PCI controller.
>
> Is there something wrong to do this kind of switch?
> Some told me that I won't be able to
I intend to replace fading SCSI drive by a SATA one.
The motherboard is PCI and no SATA controller on board.
So I need a SATA/PCI controller.
Is there something wrong to do this kind of switch?
Some told me that I won't be able to boot that drive.
Loosing part of the SATA interface speed is not
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