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Old December 17th 03, 06:04 PM
Jahan
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Default Quantum Fireball Plus AS - pin 21 on IDE interface

I have recently noticed that pin 21 on the IDE interface on a Quantum
Fireball AS 30GB HD in my posession is much shorter than the other
pins. Is this normal or possibly a defect?

Thanks,

jahanjoon
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Old December 17th 03, 06:12 PM
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Jahan wrote:
I have recently noticed that pin 21 on the IDE interface on a Quantum
Fireball AS 30GB HD in my posession is much shorter than the other
pins. Is this normal or possibly a defect?

Thanks,

jahanjoon


It needs Viagra.

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Old December 17th 03, 07:15 PM
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Jahan wrote in message
m...

I have recently noticed that pin 21 on the IDE interface
on a Quantum Fireball AS 30GB HD in my posession
is much shorter than the other pins. Is this normal


Nope.

or possibly a defect?


Yep.

Some butcher, you ? has forced the ribbon cable on
backwards. There's a missing pin 20 and a blanked off
hole in the better ribbon cables and when the cable is put
on backwards, that forces pin 21 back into the connector.

I've reported you to the RSPCPPQHDBCBs.

You'll be soorree...


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Old December 18th 03, 01:13 AM
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"Rod Speed" wrote in message ...
Jahan wrote in message
m...

I have recently noticed that pin 21 on the IDE interface
on a Quantum Fireball AS 30GB HD in my posession
is much shorter than the other pins. Is this normal


Nope.

or possibly a defect?


Yep.

Some butcher, you ? has forced the ribbon cable on
backwards. There's a missing pin 20 and a blanked off
hole in the better ribbon cables and when the cable is put
on backwards, that forces pin 21 back into the connector.


sorry to dissapoint but the pin above pin 20 is pin 19, pin 21 is the
in the next column of pins, (pins pins everywhere)


I've reported you to the RSPCPPQHDBCBs.

You'll be soorree...


Please be gentle, i promise i am a first time offender
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Old December 18th 03, 01:34 AM
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Jahan wrote in message
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Rod Speed wrote
Jahan wrote


I have recently noticed that pin 21 on the IDE interface
on a Quantum Fireball AS 30GB HD in my posession
is much shorter than the other pins. Is this normal


Nope.


or possibly a defect?


Yep.


Some butcher, you ? has forced the ribbon cable on
backwards. There's a missing pin 20 and a blanked off
hole in the better ribbon cables and when the cable is put
on backwards, that forces pin 21 back into the connector.


sorry to dissapoint


Only your rather pathetic response did that.

but the pin above pin 20 is pin 19,
pin 21 is the in the next column of pins,


Duh. But with some drives its possible for a butcher to get
the connector one column over too and still bugger it like
that while attempting to force the connector on backwards.

(pins pins everywhere)


Wrong again. They're all neatly lined up in two rows.

I've reported you to the RSPCPPQHDBCBs.


You'll be soorree...


Please be gentle,


You werent with that poor drive,

i promise i am a first time offender


Not a good enough excuse. Summary execution
for you due to the utter obscenity of your crime.


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Old December 18th 03, 01:02 PM
jahanjoon
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"Rod Speed" wrote in message
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Jahan wrote in message
om...
Rod Speed wrote
Jahan wrote


I have recently noticed that pin 21 on the IDE interface
on a Quantum Fireball AS 30GB HD in my posession
is much shorter than the other pins. Is this normal


Nope.


or possibly a defect?


Yep.


Some butcher, you ? has forced the ribbon cable on
backwards. There's a missing pin 20 and a blanked off
hole in the better ribbon cables and when the cable is put
on backwards, that forces pin 21 back into the connector.


sorry to dissapoint


Only your rather pathetic response did that.

but the pin above pin 20 is pin 19,
pin 21 is the in the next column of pins,


Duh. But with some drives its possible for a butcher to get
the connector one column over too and still bugger it like
that while attempting to force the connector on backwards.

(pins pins everywhere)


Wrong again. They're all neatly lined up in two rows.

I've reported you to the RSPCPPQHDBCBs.


You'll be soorree...


Please be gentle,


You werent with that poor drive,

i promise i am a first time offender


Not a good enough excuse. Summary execution
for you due to the utter obscenity of your crime.



My futile attempt to get some proper feedback on my question is met by an
aspiring comedian in the wrong newsgroup.


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Old December 18th 03, 06:57 PM
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"jahanjoon" wrote in message ...

"Rod Speed" wrote in message
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Jahan wrote in message
om...
Rod Speed wrote
Jahan wrote


I have recently noticed that pin 21 on the IDE interface
on a Quantum Fireball AS 30GB HD in my posession
is much shorter than the other pins. Is this normal


Nope.


or possibly a defect?


Yep.


Some butcher, you ? has forced the ribbon cable on
backwards. There's a missing pin 20 and a blanked off
hole in the better ribbon cables and when the cable is put
on backwards, that forces pin 21 back into the connector.


sorry to dissapoint


Only your rather pathetic response did that.

but the pin above pin 20 is pin 19,
pin 21 is the in the next column of pins,


Duh. But with some drives its possible for a butcher to get
the connector one column over too and still bugger it like
that while attempting to force the connector on backwards.

(pins pins everywhere)


Wrong again. They're all neatly lined up in two rows.

I've reported you to the RSPCPPQHDBCBs.


You'll be soorree...


Please be gentle,


You werent with that poor drive,

i promise i am a first time offender


Not a good enough excuse. Summary execution
for you due to the utter obscenity of your crime.


My futile attempt to get some proper feedback on my question


Obvious lie. Your original question about whether its
normal for that pin to be like that was answered, fool.

I also told you how that likely happened.

You wont see that pin pushed back into
the connector like that any other way.

Reams of your crap flushed where it belongs.


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Old December 19th 03, 02:07 AM
Jahan
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"Rod Speed" wrote in message ...
"jahanjoon" wrote in message ...

"Rod Speed" wrote in message
...

Jahan wrote in message
om...
Rod Speed wrote
Jahan wrote


I have recently noticed that pin 21 on the IDE interface
on a Quantum Fireball AS 30GB HD in my posession
is much shorter than the other pins. Is this normal


Nope.


or possibly a defect?


Yep.


Some butcher, you ? has forced the ribbon cable on
backwards. There's a missing pin 20 and a blanked off
hole in the better ribbon cables and when the cable is put
on backwards, that forces pin 21 back into the connector.


sorry to dissapoint

Only your rather pathetic response did that.

but the pin above pin 20 is pin 19,
pin 21 is the in the next column of pins,

Duh. But with some drives its possible for a butcher to get
the connector one column over too and still bugger it like
that while attempting to force the connector on backwards.

(pins pins everywhere)

Wrong again. They're all neatly lined up in two rows.

I've reported you to the RSPCPPQHDBCBs.


You'll be soorree...


Please be gentle,

You werent with that poor drive,

i promise i am a first time offender

Not a good enough excuse. Summary execution
for you due to the utter obscenity of your crime.


My futile attempt to get some proper feedback on my question


Obvious lie. Your original question about whether its
normal for that pin to be like that was answered, fool.

I also told you how that likely happened.

You wont see that pin pushed back into
the connector like that any other way.

Reams of your crap flushed where it belongs.


you'd have to be the inept fool who's attempted to push a cable into
the connector upside down, not only is it impossible due not only to
the key slot on the connector but also the blocked pin 20 on the
cable.

in a single word:

whatever
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Old December 19th 03, 02:30 AM
Rod Speed
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"Jahan" wrote in message om...
"Rod Speed" wrote in message ...
"jahanjoon" wrote in message ...

"Rod Speed" wrote in message
...

Jahan wrote in message
om...
Rod Speed wrote
Jahan wrote


I have recently noticed that pin 21 on the IDE interface
on a Quantum Fireball AS 30GB HD in my posession
is much shorter than the other pins. Is this normal


Nope.


or possibly a defect?


Yep.


Some butcher, you ? has forced the ribbon cable on
backwards. There's a missing pin 20 and a blanked off
hole in the better ribbon cables and when the cable is put
on backwards, that forces pin 21 back into the connector.


sorry to dissapoint

Only your rather pathetic response did that.

but the pin above pin 20 is pin 19,
pin 21 is the in the next column of pins,

Duh. But with some drives its possible for a butcher to get
the connector one column over too and still bugger it like
that while attempting to force the connector on backwards.

(pins pins everywhere)

Wrong again. They're all neatly lined up in two rows.

I've reported you to the RSPCPPQHDBCBs.


You'll be soorree...


Please be gentle,

You werent with that poor drive,

i promise i am a first time offender

Not a good enough excuse. Summary execution
for you due to the utter obscenity of your crime.


My futile attempt to get some proper feedback on my question


Obvious lie. Your original question about whether its
normal for that pin to be like that was answered, fool.

I also told you how that likely happened.

You wont see that pin pushed back into
the connector like that any other way.

Reams of your crap flushed where it belongs.


you'd have to be the inept fool who's attempted
to push a cable into the connector upside down,


Have fun explaining how else that pin
got pushed back into the connector.

not only is it impossible due not
only to the key slot on the connector


Quite a few ribbon cable connector
dont have the notch that matches that
missing bit in the drive connector.

but also the blocked pin 20 on the cable.


Easy to put the ribbon connector on one column over.

in a single word:


whatever


Even someone as stupid as you should have noticed
that you used a tad more than a single word, cretin.


 




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