Re: Error After Netinstall
Posted by tomasg on 2012/5/26 0:26:46
I said nothing about a 34-pin anything. I specifically stated 40-60-pins. Since I didn't actually count I wasn't aware that it was 68-pins.
The Toshiba SD-C2402 uses a 50-Pin ATAPI IDE Stanard as they call it.
http://storage.toshiba.com/techdocs/SD-C2402userguide.pdf
I have one in my hand and it requires a PAE adapter. It plugs into the floppy drive cable just like the Teac CD224E that comes with the PAE adapter already attached in the Supermicro assembly.
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The Toshiba SD-C2402 uses a 50-Pin ATAPI IDE Stanard as they call it.
http://storage.toshiba.com/techdocs/SD-C2402userguide.pdf
I have one in my hand and it requires a PAE adapter. It plugs into the floppy drive cable just like the Teac CD224E that comes with the PAE adapter already attached in the Supermicro assembly.
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pschaff wrote:
Getting off topic for the subject of this thread.
Every IDE/PATA CD/DVD I have ever seen uses a standard 40-pin connector with either a 40 or 80-conductor cable, and a separate 4-pin power connector, and it looks nothing like SATA. Current SATA CD/DVD drives use the same signal and power cables as SATA hard drives, although some may also have the large 4-pin power plug. Some slimline CD-ROMS use a 68-pin connector, but I am unaware of any that use the ancient 34-pin floppy connector. If you know of such a beast, a reference link would be appreciated.
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