ray_gillespie OSNN Veteran Addict Political Access Joined 21 Mar 2002 Messages 1,693 20 Feb 2007 #1 What the hell is JMicron JMB361?
ray_gillespie OSNN Veteran Addict Political Access Joined 21 Mar 2002 Messages 1,693 20 Feb 2007 #3 Why would I ever need that? Is it any better than just using the normal IDE controller? I only have one IDE device (my DVD writer) so it is worth using the JMicron stuff?
Why would I ever need that? Is it any better than just using the normal IDE controller? I only have one IDE device (my DVD writer) so it is worth using the JMicron stuff?
LordOfLA Godlike! Joined 2 Feb 2004 Messages 7,026 20 Feb 2007 #4 intel boards don't have normal IDE controllers these days, thats why you have the jmicron. Otherwise you can't use your CD/DVD drives 🙂
intel boards don't have normal IDE controllers these days, thats why you have the jmicron. Otherwise you can't use your CD/DVD drives 🙂
ray_gillespie OSNN Veteran Addict Political Access Joined 21 Mar 2002 Messages 1,693 20 Feb 2007 #5 I disabled mine in the BIOS though and I'm still using my DVD drive no problem!
LordOfLA Godlike! Joined 2 Feb 2004 Messages 7,026 20 Feb 2007 #6 You disabled the RAID part. The standard IDE part can't be disabled. Otherwise you wouldnt be bale to use your CD/DVD drives 🙂
You disabled the RAID part. The standard IDE part can't be disabled. Otherwise you wouldnt be bale to use your CD/DVD drives 🙂
ray_gillespie OSNN Veteran Addict Political Access Joined 21 Mar 2002 Messages 1,693 20 Feb 2007 #7 So it's only for RAID, nothing else?