ASUS A7N8X DELUXE 2.0 IDE DETECT
And the files in the winxp-folder are the same date and version as the old beta drivers I downloaded September 2nd last year when I first installed winxp on my promise raid (february/march 2001).
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I have a problem with the IDE detection at Boot.
I have a Maxtor 120Gb 7200RPM 8MB on Primary IDE as Master, and a Asus CRW-5224A as slave on the same primary IDE. Even tried slave on Secondairy IDE, same problem.
The problem is that every time there is a CD in the drive, the system takes a long time to detect the HD and CDRW. It sort of waits for about 5 sec before detecting whats on the IDE. And if your are thinking that its in my boot sequense you are wrong... only have Maxtor on 1st boot, second, third and other are all disable.
When no CDRom in the drive I boot in about 15 sec (From Power to WinXP welcome screen) Realy fast...
With 5 sec more its still fast, but I wonder wy it does that.
Thanks
I have a Maxtor 120Gb 7200RPM 8MB on Primary IDE as Master, and a Asus CRW-5224A as slave on the same primary IDE. Even tried slave on Secondairy IDE, same problem.
The problem is that every time there is a CD in the drive, the system takes a long time to detect the HD and CDRW. It sort of waits for about 5 sec before detecting whats on the IDE. And if your are thinking that its in my boot sequense you are wrong... only have Maxtor on 1st boot, second, third and other are all disable.
When no CDRom in the drive I boot in about 15 sec (From Power to WinXP welcome screen) Realy fast...
With 5 sec more its still fast, but I wonder wy it does that.
Thanks
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I have 2 A7N8X Deluxes (1.04 and 2.0). First I would use the Asus Update and install the new 1007 BIOS. Then download and install the 3.13 nforce drivers from nvidia. The optical drive may be trying to read the disk in it, accounting for the excess boot time...
p.s. Download and save the new Sil 3112 100.40 SATA drivers from the link below yours from garifox. They will come in VERY handy if you ever get any serial ATA drives. I have 2 WD Raptors striped in RAID 0 on one of my setups and it's UNREAL quick...
p.s. Download and save the new Sil 3112 100.40 SATA drivers from the link below yours from garifox. They will come in VERY handy if you ever get any serial ATA drives. I have 2 WD Raptors striped in RAID 0 on one of my setups and it's UNREAL quick...
My advice for you.....Um..Probably IDE SLot could be damaged or change around the usage of your IDE basis....such as leave the CD-roms for the 1st IDE set
and the Hard drives for the 2nd IDE Set
If not..I would..try to get a reference on the ASUS website...and ask for help. Other then that...try to update bios, or reset your CMOS.
Best of luck.
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My PC SPECS
Case:Chieftec Dragon Case w/ Side Window Panel
Power Supply:Antec True480 - 480W Powersupply
Cooling: Vantec AeroFlow w/ Arctic Silver III
Motherboard: Asus A7N8X Nforce2 Rev.2.0 Delux
Processor: AMD XP 2700+(2.17G)
Memory: 2x512 Corsair TwinX XmS DDR400 Low Latency(running Dual DDR)
Hard Drives: 1-WD 80GB SE w/ 8mb cache, 2xWD 120GB SE w/ 8mb cache
1x-IBM Desktar 100GB in External Firewire/USb2.0 port - total 420GB----------(contemplating on getting another 120 to 200 GB)
Video Card: ASUS V9950 Ultra 256MB GeForce FX5900 Video Card, V9950Ultra
Monitor: 19' SONY SDM-S93/B LCD & 17' SYS TFT LCD(dual mon)
Soundcard: Soundblaster Audigy Platinum 2
Speakers - Creative Inspire 6600 6.1
Dvd/cdrom: Lite-on 16x Dvd
CD-RW: TDK Indeo 48x(ehh decided if it ain't broken don't fix it..if I get the chance..I will go for the Plextor Premium 52x)
Networking: 3com 10/100 NIC(dont use onboard stuff)
Mouse: Logitech MX 500
Keyboard: Microsoft Natural Keyboard
Floppy: Mitsui 1.44 Floppy
OS: Windows XP Pro
and the Hard drives for the 2nd IDE Set
If not..I would..try to get a reference on the ASUS website...and ask for help. Other then that...try to update bios, or reset your CMOS.
Best of luck.
~*~ NyJuMpMaN23 ~*~
_____________________________________________________________
My PC SPECS
Case:Chieftec Dragon Case w/ Side Window Panel
Power Supply:Antec True480 - 480W Powersupply
Cooling: Vantec AeroFlow w/ Arctic Silver III
Motherboard: Asus A7N8X Nforce2 Rev.2.0 Delux
Processor: AMD XP 2700+(2.17G)
Memory: 2x512 Corsair TwinX XmS DDR400 Low Latency(running Dual DDR)
Hard Drives: 1-WD 80GB SE w/ 8mb cache, 2xWD 120GB SE w/ 8mb cache
1x-IBM Desktar 100GB in External Firewire/USb2.0 port - total 420GB----------(contemplating on getting another 120 to 200 GB)
Video Card: ASUS V9950 Ultra 256MB GeForce FX5900 Video Card, V9950Ultra
Monitor: 19' SONY SDM-S93/B LCD & 17' SYS TFT LCD(dual mon)
Soundcard: Soundblaster Audigy Platinum 2
Speakers - Creative Inspire 6600 6.1
Dvd/cdrom: Lite-on 16x Dvd
CD-RW: TDK Indeo 48x(ehh decided if it ain't broken don't fix it..if I get the chance..I will go for the Plextor Premium 52x)
Networking: 3com 10/100 NIC(dont use onboard stuff)
Mouse: Logitech MX 500
Keyboard: Microsoft Natural Keyboard
Floppy: Mitsui 1.44 Floppy
OS: Windows XP Pro
u don´t need to replay an old post thats older than 4 months....
it´s long , because it checks the media that´s in the drive......
no more to say here
it´s long , because it checks the media that´s in the drive......
no more to say here
