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From: mhampson@wpi.wpi.edu (Mark A. Hampson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc,comp.sys.misc,misc.wanted
Subject: Re: hard disk in pc clone
Keywords: hyundai pc, hard disk/hardcard
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Date: 24 Feb 89 15:13:47 GMT
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The problem that I have found with the hard cards that do not have a direct
connection to the power supply is that they tend to really load down the bus.
If you have something else on the bus that is looking for a lot of power there
as well, you may have a problem.  

The power supply in that Hundai seems really small.  If you have the slots
for a controller, you should be able to put a PC (not AT) controller in it
and use a half height drive.  I suppose this all depends on weather the
power supply has leads for the additional dirve.

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Mark A. Hampson                                     WPI Mechanical Engineering
Internet: mhampson@wpi.wpi.edu                       Worcester, MA  01609  USA
                                                                (508) 831-5498
              70% of all code is idiot proofing