>>>>> "will" == will trillich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
will> On Sat, Dec 16, 2000 at 04:11:26AM -0600, Kent West wrote:
will> so it's a good thing to try -- if you power down and/or
will> disconnect your zip drive, THEN try the eject button after
will> powering it back on. if it doesn't do its thing, you've got
will> a drive problem. if it does, then your system isn't
will> communicating the right signals. [good luck, there!]
(Sorry about the delay. It's been a busy few days.)
But let me say again: this is an _internal_ ide/atapi drive. It does
not hook up to the parallel port or to the usb. So disconnecting would
be, well, inconvenient, and I'm not sure what I would gain in terms of
troubleshooting.
Also, I can eject under Windoze. Wouldn't that indicate a software
problem?
dmg
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