>EIDE/UATA provides for zero, one or two drives on a single bus cable. > >If one drive is provided, it must be the last drive on the cable in order to >prevent the possibility of a reflective "stub" termination, and it must be >designated (using an appropriate jumper) as "Master". > >If two drives are provided, then these may be in any order, but only one may >be designated as "Master", while the other must be designated as "Slave". > >In reality, there is no dependent relationship between the drives; they are >actually "peers". >
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