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Three devices on IDE cable

velocat (TechnicalUser)
5 Dec 02 11:43
Can I put three devices on one IDE cable?  I would like to have a CD reader, a CD-RW, and a tape drive all on my IDE Secondary Channel.  Do I make one device the master and the others slave?  Any advice would be appreciated
smah (MIS)
5 Dec 02 12:13
You can't do that.  You'll need an add-on controller card.  Are you sure the tape drive is IDE?
glister (TechnicalUser)
5 Dec 02 19:04
IDE will only support 2 devices per channel.

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