Apricot XEN Pentium 60, Owner'S Handbook Manual

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5/20 XEN OWNER'S HANDBOOK
Upgrading the Apricot XEN
Chapter 5
9. The 3.5" drive bay is secured by two screws and two
lugs in the system unit base. Identify the screws and
lugs from the following illustration.
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10. Remove the two securing screws shown in the
illustration above.
11. Slide the 3.5" drive bay backwards and lift it out of the
system unit.
Drive The XEN 3.5" drive bay supports two 1" high hard disk drives.
configuration In order for the drive or drives to operate they must be correctly
configured.
The IDE interface supports a maximum of two drives. These
drives are known as Master and Slave. A single drive, or the
boot device in a dual drive system, must be configured as Master.
The second, non-bootable, drive in a dual drive system must be
configured as Slave.
IDE drives are normally configured using jumpers on the drive.
Configuration details may vary from drive to drive. Apricot
drives are supplied with documentation describing how to
configure the drive.
If you are uncertain about configuring the drive check with your
supplier.