S sdeyoreo Jan 22, 2004 #1 Do SATA harddrives have master/slave jumpers? In a RAID 0 config, are they both masters?
W Will Dormann Jan 22, 2004 #2 Do SATA harddrives have master/slave jumpers? In a RAID 0 config, are they both masters? Click to expand... No master/slave with SATA, because it's only one device per cable. -WD
Do SATA harddrives have master/slave jumpers? In a RAID 0 config, are they both masters? Click to expand... No master/slave with SATA, because it's only one device per cable. -WD
R Ruel Smith (Big Daddy) Jan 22, 2004 #3 Do SATA harddrives have master/slave jumpers? In a RAID 0 config, are they both masters? Click to expand... Nope. There is no slave. All SATA drivers have a dedicated connection it doesn't share with anything. For each connector, there is only one drive. -- Big Daddy Ruel Smith My SuSE Linux machine uptime: 4:24pm up 46 days 1:09, 2 users, load average: 0.20, 0.33, 0.15 My Windows XP machine uptime: Something less...
Do SATA harddrives have master/slave jumpers? In a RAID 0 config, are they both masters? Click to expand... Nope. There is no slave. All SATA drivers have a dedicated connection it doesn't share with anything. For each connector, there is only one drive. -- Big Daddy Ruel Smith My SuSE Linux machine uptime: 4:24pm up 46 days 1:09, 2 users, load average: 0.20, 0.33, 0.15 My Windows XP machine uptime: Something less...
S sdeyoreo Jan 22, 2004 #4 thanks No master/slave with SATA, because it's only one device per cable. -WD Click to expand...
