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Old 17-08-2004, 23:14   #4
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Re: Hard drives

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Originally Posted by mick70
Motherboard is a Tyan trinity 1854, seem to remember seing UDMA when it boots up. So we are saying the newer drives should be backward compatible just at the slower speed of my old relic.
IIRC, yes.

You could just do a fresh OS install on your new drive with that as 1e Master, then copy your docs over and pull the old drive out...
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