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Doug Sutherland wrote:
> Tyler said:
 > The cables are ok. do I just move it around on the cable?

     Also be sure you're using the right ribbon cable.  EIDE drives take 
an 80, and not 40-wire ribbon cable.  the red or marked wire is wire #1 
and usually is closest to the power connector on the drive.  Wire #1 
should be clearly marked on the motherboard or HDD controller card.  You 
may be trying to connect an IDE component to an EIDE component or 
vice-versa.  HTH,

         Michael