OK. The problem is that your hardware supports ATA100. If your HD is old
you cannot connect it because it not run.
Connectors (buses) are differents for 33/66 and ATA100.
Sorry for my english, if you have any question about hardware contact
with me and you do the exact question and I reply you. My problem is
explain in english.
rozio
Michael George wrote:
>
> I have a new system with RH7.0 and an ASUS A7Vmb. It seems that there are 4
> connectors for IDE drives - two for UDMA33/66 and two for DMA100.
>
> Does that mean there are 2 ATA controllers on-board - each controls two
> connectors with each of 2 drives on them? Meaning that the hardware is
> already set up to handle up to 8 drives?
>
> Or can one use either set of connectors, but not both?
>
> I've been working with Linux a long time, but I'm not much of a
> hardware-head... I already have the two ATA66 controllers used (one for the
> HDD, the other for the CD-ROM and Zip250). I might be interested in putting in
> an ATA100 drive, but I'm not positive how those other two connectors work...
>
> -Michael
>
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