IDE interfaces for the 4000 are in Zorro format. Just found this to help a 1200 goto zorro and it'll go cheap as the seller hasn't listed this one very well at all.
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5th August 2008, 10:30 #1I am Legion for we are many. Staff Member
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That is still quite expensive.
I was actually talking about the motherboard mounted original IDE port in the A4000 and if it is buffered or not. And if a buffered interface like the A1200 ones could be used with it? To add 4 devices.
Was just a thought I had so I could have two HDs and a CD drive in the A4000 together.
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