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If a mohterboard has two parallel ATA connections how many EIDE devices can the system support?
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The system can support 4 devices.
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If the motherboard has two parallel ATA connections how many EIDE devices can the system support?
Four. A master device and a slave device on each PATA chain.
If a motherboard has two parallel ATA connections how many EIDE devices can be system support?
If im reading the question right the answer is 4 and only four as that is how many devices you can have on two connection (or two on each cable master and slave)
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