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 :: Cenatek Rocket Drive
Setup
The setup of the rocket drive was fairly straight forward, just as you would expect with any standard PCI card. The only issue I had with the installation was re-arranging my PCI cards so I could fit the Rocket Drive. The problem was the memory cards on the rocket drive stick out enough that if you have a full height card just below the Rocket Drive, the memory sticks will rest on the back of the card. So I set my Rocket Drive in the last slot, where the memory cards had plenty of space in my case.
Once plugged into the PCI slot, I hooked up the external power supply, that lets the rocket drive retain its memory once the system power is shut off. Then I powered up windows XP and installed the drivers that came on the floppy.

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