On 03/04/2010 09:53 AM, Gene Heskett wrote: > > Well, I just picked it up to see, there is a jumper, on the two of 4 pins > farthest from the cable connector. Looking at the fine print with a 20 power > glass would seem to indicate that it is the 1.5Gbs limit jumper. NDI how one > would go about removing it, its so shrouded and buried that no pair of > tweezers I own could extract it. Whatever, the platters I would expect to > see visibly scratched it I was to open it. By now, I'm sure seacrate would > find an excuse not to warranty it. Shrug. Besides, the difference in > machine speed is a lot more than 2/1. > Well, between the speed jumper, and a failing drive, the speed difference is more likely then it being a DD problem. Now, as far as removing the jumper, if it has the little ridge at the top, you can use an Xacto knife as a pry-bar to get it out. Without the ridge, you have to use the point - a bit harder job. Mikkel -- Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for thou art crunchy and taste good with Ketchup!
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