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Offline Framiga

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Re: Standard IDE converter VS Buffered converter
« on: December 16, 2003, 12:27:43 PM »
Hi Kevin,

if the new buffered interface is a "EB Standard" one, the setting is the same as the not buffered one.

Only if you own a "Speed-up adapter" from VOB (rare), you must switch to "VOB" in the "IdeFixPrefs-4-Drive Adapter" option.

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Re: Standard IDE converter VS Buffered converter
« Reply #1 on: December 16, 2003, 12:38:45 PM »
Hi Kevin,

from IdeFix97 docs:

"Any Adapter we know of are "Elaborate Bytes Style", only exception is the
Speed-Up Adapter from VOB, which works differnt.
Examples of "Elaborate Bytes Style" Adapters are the IDEfix '97 Adapter by
Individual Computers, the AlfaQuattro from AlfaData, the GI-Quattro from
Golden Image, EZ-IDE Adapter from Eyetech, the Winner Adapter from Vesalia,
the 4-Drive Adapter from Micronik.
Unfortunately the RandyROM from MLC, too (grr!).
You can usually leave this setting, even if you don't have such
an Adapter. If you have a VOB SpeedUp Adapter, you MUST set this to VOB!"

That's all :-)

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