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SpeedStor uses its own code to interact with the controller. In the case of an XT, that means that the controller's ROM BIOS is being bypassed. So I would expect a problem, for example, if the hard drive only works when stepped at 3 ms, but SpeedStor is stepping the hard drive at a faster rate. |
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When used on an AT-class machine, and you specify the drive make/model within SpeedStor, SpeedStor will set the drive type number in the CMOS setup to one that matches the drive. This could be a problem for some people. The behaviour can be stopped by starting SpeedStor with the /NOCMOS switch. |