e_dawg
Storage Freak
cas said:
My solution was to hook up an old drive with unknown CHS values to a newer PC with a auto-detect feature in the BIOS, get the CHS values, write them on an address label, and stick it onto the offending drive.
anyone know where to buy an AMDK6-III+ online?
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My solution was to hook up an old drive with unknown CHS values to a newer PC with a auto-detect feature in the BIOS, get the CHS values, write them on an address label, and stick it onto the offending drive.
Tannin
Storage? I am Storage!
Ha! I can still remember the CHS values of a good couple of dozen drives. If you do something often enough for long enough, you can never entirely erase it from your memory.
e_dawg
Storage Freak
Quick, what are the CHS values for ________
... crap, I can't remember even the model number of an old Seagate 80 MB drive, let alone the CHS values.
I know what you mean about repetition, though. I used to have the CD keys memorized for Win 95 and Office 97 because I was reinstalling the bloody things so frequently.
... crap, I can't remember even the model number of an old Seagate 80 MB drive, let alone the CHS values.
I know what you mean about repetition, though. I used to have the CD keys memorized for Win 95 and Office 97 because I was reinstalling the bloody things so frequently.