Gigabyte Board and ATA 100

"Just Wondering" wrote in message
able.rogers.com...
2 of my 3 hard drives are ATA-100 while the 3rd is ATA 133, my CD burner
is
ATA 33, a standard thing I guess. I have master/slaved the Burner
(samsung)
and my boot drive, a Fujitsu 20g, in the bios I can select AUTO detection
of
the cable (ATA33/66/100) It seems when I use a 80 pin cable, either the
board or my burner don't like it. I have to leave it set to auto or
manually
select the ATA33 setting, otherwise when I boot it does not recognize my
Hard Drive or burner, it will have all sorts of gibberish where is lists
the
make of the hard drive.

I would suspect the cable first, and then double check the jumpers on the
drives.

Tim