A7N8X and asus SATA dongle

On Sun, 27 Jul 2003 20:55:58 GMT, "Beemer Biker"
wrote:

Anybody got a standard WD or Maxtor EIDE working with a SATA adapter? I
have just got in my A7N8X mombo and discovered the serial ata stuff. Newegg
has one for $25 and referred to an asus url
http://usa.asus.com/products/mb/mb_accessories.htm#sata
unaccountably, the image and other info does not show up under my IE6, but I
dont see the A7N8X listed in the text that did print up. Anyone got this or
any other dongle working.

The system I am building (pulling parts from a cuv4x) will have 4 ide plus a
scsi cdburner; but if I get one of the IDE working with that serial ata
adapter I can get rid of the scsi and use a plain IDE CDR that I already
have that is faster. I only had the scsi because all 4 of the ide were used

Has anyone put a CDROM , CDR DVD, or LS120 on a serial ata adapter?


I'm running a standard IDE disk (WD/ata100) with a IWILL i2s Serial
ATA Converter. Can't remember who I ordered them from ( I have 2 of
them). They were 17 dollars apiece. Found them through Pricewatch.com.

Haven't tried anything but hard drives on sata but cdroms and other
stuff should work, including that scsi burner. Although I think you
might be better off using that stuff on IDE channels.


cary

I've got a WD 120gb working on my A7N8X-Deluxe SATA right now. Using the
Highpoint RocketHead converter. I installed WinXP and all drivers
(including the SATA driver) using the standard IDE controller, shutdown,
switched cables, rebooted, never looked back.

HTH,
Gary

"Beemer Biker" wrote in message
y.com...
Anybody got a standard WD or Maxtor EIDE working with a SATA adapter? I
have just got in my A7N8X mombo and discovered the serial ata stuff.
Newegg
has one for $25 and referred to an asus url
http://usa.asus.com/products/mb/mb_accessories.htm#sata
unaccountably, the image and other info does not show up under my IE6, but
I
dont see the A7N8X listed in the text that did print up. Anyone got this
or
any other dongle working.

The system I am building (pulling parts from a cuv4x) will have 4 ide plus
a
scsi cdburner; but if I get one of the IDE working with that serial ata
adapter I can get rid of the scsi and use a plain IDE CDR that I already
have that is faster. I only had the scsi because all 4 of the ide were
used

Has anyone put a CDROM , CDR DVD, or LS120 on a serial ata adapter?