HanJammer
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I’d say "2× faster" is an understatement. Transfer rate is ~2×, but seek times are effectively zero, which removes the main bottleneck of XT-era hard disks and makes real-world performance dramatically better.
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It is very doubtful Conner CP-2024 to be an XTA drive, it is a 16-bit IDE drive. You don't need an XTA adapter of any kind.Hi! Just came here because I've been trying to get an old T1200XE working. After a 12month odyssee with the PSU board which resulted in somebody here making a whole new PCB from scratch I find myself at the failing to boot stage. The HDD is toast from what I can see. It has several head crash marks on the platters and the heads were stuck initially. I freed them up but it still won't boot. It just shuts down when the laptop tries to access it.
So, Apparently the Conner CP-2024 is an old XTA drive?
How do I get hold of one of these XTA2SD boards to get the laptop booting again? All help appreciated!
Thank you very much for this!It is very doubtful Conner CP-2024 to be an XTA drive, it is a 16-bit IDE drive. You don't need an XTA adapter of any kind.
The Conner CP-2024XT is an IDE-XT drive:It is very doubtful Conner CP-2024 to be an XTA drive, it is a 16-bit IDE drive. You don't need an XTA adapter of any kind.
Who put salt in your coffee this morning?Correct. The confusion is due to all sorts of idiоts that are publishing only tiny scraps of the original hardly available docs as if they are smarter than the product creators in order to censor their work.
I just got a Tandy 1110HD with a working drive in it (for now. I assume its gaskets will turn to liquid as I click the "post reply" button.)
