> No, no limit, is the dma option on the cdrw greyed out? Maybe
> swapping to a hd + 1 cd/dvd on each ide lead would solve it (you
> would be better set-up for on the fly copying then too)
>
No, the enable DMA can be checked, but when I re-boot it's un-
checked again. If I un-check the other optical drive, then it
will stick. When I installed PowerDVD it complained that it
couldn't enable DMA on the CDRW drive.
I'd try the drive swap idea, but the 5.25 inch bays are too far
from the 3.5 inch bays to make the connections with the cables
that I have.
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