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New Hard Drive problems

Asked by DoughBoy in Miscellaneous Hardware

Tags: matshita, drive

Hi All,
 
  My computer is a Compaq Deskpro 2000.
Original HD is a 3GB Western Digital.  On this HD,  I have 2 partitions.  The first (C Drive) boots to Win95.  The second partition (D Drive) boots to WinNT.

   I have the second hard drive installed,  a Seagate 8.4 GB.  However,  some really strange things are happening.
 
   What I have checked:
1) Latest version of BIOS
2) Correct Jumper settings
3) Correct Cable Configuration according to the manual and directions
 
 
  Original Configuration:
Single Hard Drive - 2 partitions
1) C Drive - Windows 95 - Active Partition
2) D Drive - Windows NT
 
  New Configuration:
1) Win95 and Windows NT on Master Hard drive with 2 partitions
2) Slave (new) Hard drive has 6 partitions of about 1.4 GB per partition.
 
  Strange symptoms:
1) When I boot to Windows 95,  C and D drive are same as original.  However,  the CD ROM is NOT found. All other partitions are viewable.
2) When I boot to Windows NT,  C drive is the same,  but what was the D drive in 95 becomes the I drive in NT and the D Drive becomes a partition on the new hard drive with all other partitions viewable.  So,  many of the program settings are messed up.  The CD ROM is, however, found.
3) If I login to the network,  the F drive will be a network drive and hide the F partition of the new drive.  All other partitions are visible. If I do not login to the network,  the F drive is seen as a partition on the new hard drive.
 
  The type of CD-ROM is a Compaq 24x CD ROM revision ZD18 MATSHITA CD- CR-5850.

1) How do I keep the same drive names no matter which OS is booted?
2) How do I view all partitions when logged into the network?
3) How do I always see the CD-ROM?
4) How do I install more operating systems?  I need on the new drive - 1 Win95, 2 Win 98, 2 Win NT, 1 LINUX.

No recommendations for third party software unless you give me time to buy it,  install it, and test it,  then give you points.
Thanks in advance for your help.
 
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