Slave Drive won't boot, Windows XP is reporting a
controller error, disk detected @ BIOS

Alfred, if it's the System Drive then change it to Master on the Primary
IDE channel. Don't connect anything
as Slave temporarily. If it works try connecting a drive as Slave. You
may have to change them both to
Cable Select with the jumpers.
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> Slave Drive won't boot, Windows XP is reporting a
> controller error, disk detected @ BIOS