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Phisherman
I configured an old Toshiba CD ROM (XM-5602B) as a slave and connected
it to an exisiting "middle plug" IDE cable to a SONY CD ROM. After
rebooting Win98SE, it fully recognized the newly added CD and model
number automatically. The Device Manager says that the Toshiba CD Rom
is working properly, but when I try to access a CD on this drive using
Windows Explorer I get, "D:\ is not accessible. The device is not
ready." The Toshiba drive has a mini phone jack where I can hear it
play a music CD which tells me the CD Rom is operating properly. I
looked at the machine's Pheonix BIOS and it looks okay. Any ideas to
get this 2nd CD Rom working? Thanks
it to an exisiting "middle plug" IDE cable to a SONY CD ROM. After
rebooting Win98SE, it fully recognized the newly added CD and model
number automatically. The Device Manager says that the Toshiba CD Rom
is working properly, but when I try to access a CD on this drive using
Windows Explorer I get, "D:\ is not accessible. The device is not
ready." The Toshiba drive has a mini phone jack where I can hear it
play a music CD which tells me the CD Rom is operating properly. I
looked at the machine's Pheonix BIOS and it looks okay. Any ideas to
get this 2nd CD Rom working? Thanks