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Storage Devices: Dell Dimension� XPS 4100V & XPS 466V

Storage Devices: Dell Dimension XPS 4100V & XPS 466V

User-Accessible Drives | Hard-Disk Drives | Configuring SCSI Devices | Verifying Drive Operation


User-Accessible Drives

There are three 5.25-inch, user-accessible drive bays and one 3.5-inch bay in the 3.5-inch drive bracket.

Drive Hardware for User-Accessible Drives


Hard-Disk Drives

The system provides 2 internal 1-inch (3.5-inch) and 3 external 5.25-inch drive bays. The system board provides a primary IDE interface (IDE1), a secondary IDE interface (IDE2), and a diskette/tape interface connector (FDD CON).

The secondary IDE interface is not for use with hard-disk drives, but for slower IDE devices such as tape drives or CD-ROM drives. Without special drivers, MS-DOS� will not recognize more than 2 physical hard-disk drives. There are no drivers available to allow this system to recognize more than 2 IDE hard-disk drives.

Drive Hardware for Hard-Disk Drives


Configuring SCSI Devices

NOTE: To perform the following steps, refer to the OEM instructions for the SCSI device being installed for details of ID number jumpers, terminations, and so on.
  1. Assign the SCSI ID numbers.
  2. Terminate the SCSI devices.
  3. Install a SCSI host adapter, if not already installed.

Verifying Drive Operation

After replacing a component in the storage subsystem, verify operation of the following drives:

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