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160GB and up drives are not compatible with Windows 98/Me, what about Serial drives?
You need a PCI raid card to use 160GB and higher IDE PATA hard drives with Windows 98/Me because of the 137GB operating system limit, right?
What about SATA 160 GB and up drives?
Motherboards have an onboard RAID controller that accommodates the standard two IDE cable connectors PLUS two SATA connectors so:
If the original problem is taken care of through PCI cards, would it be taken care of by onboard RAID controllers?
Would they allow today's large capacity SATA drives to be connected without risking data corruption which would result if those drives were PATA and were accessed under Windows 98/Me.
You need a PCI raid card to use 160GB and higher IDE PATA hard drives with Windows 98/Me because of the 137GB operating system limit, right?
What about SATA 160 GB and up drives?
Motherboards have an onboard RAID controller that accommodates the standard two IDE cable connectors PLUS two SATA connectors so:
If the original problem is taken care of through PCI cards, would it be taken care of by onboard RAID controllers?
Would they allow today's large capacity SATA drives to be connected without risking data corruption which would result if those drives were PATA and were accessed under Windows 98/Me.