On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 07:36:02 -0900, Calvin Crumrine
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>The problem stated was that the original cable is too short.
The problem stated was that the cable is coming out of the drive.
Although you ASSUME its too short, that may not be the case.
>If the
>reseller sent, as a replacement, a shorter cable then the solution is to
>get support from someone else-and preferably not from you, Trent, since
>you also missed the fact that replacing a too-short cable with an even
>shorter one doesn't fix the problem. (You've provided good support in
>the past so maybe I should cut you some slack on this one-but you did
>blow it here.)
Maybe its your age, Cal...I don't know. So I guess I'll cut YOU some
slack, too! lol
Where did you see that he was given a shortER cable? I read 'short'.
>Admittedly the OP could have been more explicit re: connectors, but the
>only thing that makes sense to me (assuming that the vendor didn't screw
>up) is that the shorter cable sent
No one said it was shorter...only that it was short.
> *was* an extension cable-and
>therefore had the proper 'adapter' already on one end.
They don't make such an animal. I stand corrected, though, if you've
seen one...'cause you seem to see a lot of things that I didn't see!!
lol
Wishing you and yours a happy holiday season...
Trent
Proud member of the Roy Rogers fan club!
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