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FirmTek Selected for 'Hard Drive By Hitachi' Ingredient Brand Program

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FirmTek Selected for 'Hard Drive By Hitachi' Ingredient Brand Program

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FirmTek Selected for 'Hard Drive By Hitachi' Ingredient Brand Program

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FirmTek Selected for 'Hard Drive By Hitachi' Ingredient Brand Program

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FirmTek Announces Broad Support of Serial ATA Port Multiplication at Macworld Expo

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Kozio Announces Support for Promise Technology's SATA Controllers; Company supports users of SATA Through Partnership and Enhanced Product Capabilities

Longmont, Colo. (PRWEB) February 1, 2006 -– Kozio, Inc., the leading provider of advanced embedded functional test and diagnostics capabilities ideally suited for board bring-up, manufacturing... more

DAT Optic, Inc. Introduces the 4x Multilane SATA Host Controller For MAC

Santa Ana, California (PRWEB) January 12, 2006 -- DAT Optic Inc. announces the availability of the highly anticipated 4x Multilane SATA PCI Host controller FOR MAC OS 10.1.x and above. DAT Optic's... more

DAT Optic, Inc. Introduces the 4x Multilane SATA Host Controller For MAC

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FirmTek Launches First External Serial ATA Adapter for the Macintosh New SeriTek/1SE2 SATA Host Adapter Offers Exclusive Hot-Swap Capabilities

UNION CITY, CA (PRWEB) September 16, 2004 -- FirmTek, LLC, a pioneer of Serial ATA (SATA) storage solutions for the Macintosh platform, today unveiled their new external SeriTek/1SE2 Serial ATA PCI... more

Robust Digital Solutions Announces Next Generation RAID Solutions

Rancho Santa Margarita, CA(PRWEB) November 6, 2003 - Robust Digital Solutions, a leading provider of reliable, innovative and affordable computer storage, announces the next generation in RAID... more

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Resolved Question: Inserting blank Verbatin DL DVD disk causes drive to seek endlessly?

When I put the disk in, it begins seeking infinitely and slows the computer down to a crawl, though the CPU usage doesn't go up. The drive light stays on, and the disk will not eject. I have to turn the computer off, then back on to get the disk out. This doesn't happen with blank single layer DVD disks. This is a homebuilt system running Windows XP Pro wth all the updates installed. Motherboard - Asus P5N32-SLI SE Deluxe, bios 0901 DVD drive - Asus SATA DRW-2014L1T, bios 1.02, supports all DVD formats single and double layer. Main hard drive - Maxtor 7H500F0 SATA2 2 gigs ram As far as I can tell, I have all the motherboard's latest drivers installed. Nero's infotool indicates all ASPI layers are installed correctly. The device manager shows no missing drivers or conflicts. I'm guessing its an SATA problem or a bios setting problem. I have NVIDIA nForce4 Serial ATA Controller, driver v.5.10.2600.552. Any help much appreciated.Its a brand new DVD taken right out of the plastic wrapper and put in the drive. Its weird because this is Verbatim, the best quality media there is. Plus the disk is recognized as a blank DVD just fine in my old IDE DVD drive. more

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