Nathan Raymond told Ken Nakata :
>Its a terminating *resistor*, not a jumper, that he needs.  They have
>about 8-10 prongs, and go in one way (typically indicated by a white dot
>on one end of one side which lines up with an arrow on the hard drive PCB
>board).

Actually, it is a JUMPER that he needs.  Modern drives have terminator 
resistors built in with electronic switching.  They do not remove the 
termination resistors.  They simply use a jumper to determine whether or 
not to switch in the on board resistors.


...Harlan