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Which ATA standard for hard drives first introduce SMART?
ATA-3 introduced S.M.A.R.T.
A parallel ATA connector can accommodate one data cable for tow drives?
A parallel ATA connector can use one data cable for two drives.
Which ATA standard for hard drives first introduced S M A R T?
S.M.A.R.T. was introduced in ATA-3. along with 44 pin connector for 2.5" drives.
Which diagnostic feature is used with ATA hard drives?
SMART
Which ata standard allows for serial ata and serial attached scsi to coexist in the same system?
ATA/ATAPI-7 -Serial SCSI standard is compatible with serial ATA drives in the same system
What are four ATA standards for interfacing with hard drives?
paralell ata ,serial ata, eide,ultra ata...etc paralell ata ,serial ata, eide,ultra ata...etc paralell ata ,serial ata, eide,ultra ata...etc paralell ata ,serial ata, eide,ultra ata...etc paralell ata ,serial ata, eide,ultra ata...etc
Which supports more drives per bus ATA or SCSI?
SCSI
What interface is primarily used for internal hard drives in modern PC systems?
There are many different interfaces used. For internal hard drives, older drives use/used PATA (Parallel ATA, originally just called ATA, and commonly referred to as IDE). Newer drives generally use SATA (Serial ATA). For external drives, connections include USB (1.0, 2.0, and 3.0), eSata, and Firewire (IEEE 1394).
What is the name of the ATA standard that uses a serial cable?
The ATA standard that uses a serial cable is SATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment). SATA is used for hard drives, optical drives and other such storage devices.
A parallel ATA connector can accommodate one data cable for two drives?
true
How many drives can you attach Using ATA technology in Fedora Core 4?
Four
What are two common names loosely used to describe IDE?
ATA and EIDE These are the most common terms for the same devices, although they are usually incorrect. According to CompTia's Guide to Hardware, ATA refers to drive interface standards as published by ANSI. IDE refers to the technology used internally by the hard drive. EIDE is used by manufacturers to refer to the parallel ATA (P-ATA) that CD drives, DVD drives, Zip drives, tape drives, and IDE hard drives use to connect to the mothermoard. While IDE is used more commonly abroad, EIDE is a more complete and accurate definition.
