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To: Zeuspaul who wrote (4460)	12/28/1998 1:35:00 PM
From: Spots	Respond to of 14778

The major drive makers usually post jumper settings on their web pages also. The OEM drives still come with a spec sheet or small manual. Or at least the ones I've bought do. I think it's shipped separately, so the seller has to take the trouble to hand it to you, which more or less explains Fry's, though I've bought a couple of OEM drives there (WDC) and got a spec sheet. BTW, by "in the package" I meant with the system from Minotaur. You should get a package of documents, warrantees, licenses, etc. Edit -- Sorry, meant to be posting to Clarence. Too much fruitcake, I guess <g>.