Traditionally motherboards were built with 2 on board IDE ports.
However more and more mother board's are coming with 1 due to the use of SATA ports. The one IDE port i usually used for the CD-ROM.
there are 2 IDE controllers
a port for the IDE cable to connect the hardrive and cddrive to the motherboard.
Yes. Assuming that your mobo has at least 2 SATA ports, 1 IDE port, and appropriate power cables are available from the power supply.
No the hard drive is attached to the motherboard via a IDE/SATA cable
The twist is to identify the connector which is assigned for drive A.And the other end connector is for mother board.
Port 9000 is not pre-assigned to any function. It is the default port for the XDebug component used in many web development IDE's. www.xdebug.org
To some extent yes, the motherboard does indeed determine what kind of hard drive to install. Most modern motherboards will have SATA ports for the hard drives. The SATA ports are small in size and are usually labeled as SATA1-SATA4 or however many the motherboard has. You can read it right on the board. Older motherboards, however, used to use PATA or IDE hard drives (PATA & IDE are the same thing but with two different names). An IDE port on a motherboard is about 3-4 times the size of a SATA port. The really old boards may not have the IDE port labeled, but most other motherboards will have the letters IDE (or PATA) written next to the IDE port. If you're referring to a motherboard from the last 5-7 years, the chances are that it has SATA ports. The best thing to do is to look at the motherboard.
The Primary IDE Channel component provides the IDEport driver in the atapi.sys file.The IDE port driver is part of the IDE driver model in Windows 2000
Not necessarily. "ATA-150" is SATA. If your motherboard has an IDE controller, the disk will work. If the board has only SATA, you will not be able to connect the drive without an adapter.
It's one of embedded system board that widely used for controlling industrial machineries. It has (com port, pararel port, mouse/key, vga, ide, floppy,..ect) header. Basically its a computer with limited power for specialized usage.
Each IDE connector on the board supports two channels per. (Two drives) The combination of drives can vary. For instance, hard drive-cdrom, hard drive-hard drive, cdrom-cdrom, ect....ect.
No, it does not. It only has 2 IDE Ports. But you could buy a PCI Card with SATA ports.