On Tue, Dec 20, 2011 at 11:57, dvdpst <dvdposton@gmail.com> wrote:
> Almost all MBs has what you would call an FDD controller. I think it has
> been rename. The FDD controller
> also controlls the HD and the CD drive.
Ummm... what?
Floppy controllers (FDD stands for Floppy Disk Drive and FDC stands
for Floppy Disk Controller) most certainly do NOT control Hard Drives
and CD-ROM drives now, or at any point in the past that I'm aware of.
SATA is the current ATA standard for Hard Drives and CD-ROMs, IDE was
the previous standard and is still in use to a degree on current MBs.
SAS is the current SCSI standard, though a LOT of older SCSI
controllers are still in use as well... you can't beat a good, cheap
U360 card.
But in any case, the FDD Controller does NOT control any hard drives
or optical drives.
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