Largest Hard Drive for IC7-G Max II Advance?

Does anyone know the largest IDE hard disk supported on the IC7-G
Max II Advance?

Same question for an SATA (non-RAID) drive on this motherboard?

Same question for USB. In fact, what determines the largest USB
hard disk one can use on a motherboard?

Thanks!

'<nospam@nospam.invalid>' wrote this:

>Does anyone know the largest IDE hard disk supported on the IC7-G
>Max II Advance?
>
>Same question for an SATA (non-RAID) drive on this motherboard?
>
>Same question for USB. In fact, what determines the largest USB
>hard disk one can use on a motherboard?
>
>Thanks!

I don't think, as a general rule, that it's the mobo which limits
this, but the op/sys and file system being used.

"abit.user" <abit.user@privacy.invalid.com> wrote in message news:gs2a7t.1ug.1@aracari.127.0.0.1...
>
> '<nospam@nospam.invalid>' wrote this:
>
> >Does anyone know the largest IDE hard disk supported on the IC7-G
> >Max II Advance?
> >
> >Same question for an SATA (non-RAID) drive on this motherboard?
> >
> >Same question for USB. In fact, what determines the largest USB
> >hard disk one can use on a motherboard?
> >
> >Thanks!
>
> I don't think, as a general rule, that it's the mobo which limits
> this, but the op/sys and file system being used.

That makes sense for USB, but is it also true for IDE and SATA
drives? I seem to remember reading about a 500GB limit on the
IC7-G, but I don't remember which interface they were talking
about.

'<nospam@nospam.invalid>' wrote this:

>"abit.user" <abit.user@privacy.invalid.com> wrote in message news:gs2a7t.1ug.1@aracari.127.0.0.1...
>>
>> '<nospam@nospam.invalid>' wrote this:
>>
>> >Does anyone know the largest IDE hard disk supported on the IC7-G
>> >Max II Advance?
>> >
>> >Same question for an SATA (non-RAID) drive on this motherboard?
>> >
>> >Same question for USB. In fact, what determines the largest USB
>> >hard disk one can use on a motherboard?
>> >
>> >Thanks!
>>
>> I don't think, as a general rule, that it's the mobo which limits
>> this, but the op/sys and file system being used.
>
>That makes sense for USB, but is it also true for IDE and SATA
>drives? I seem to remember reading about a 500GB limit on the
>IC7-G, but I don't remember which interface they were talking
>about.

Methinks the same applies, but I don't know that specific mobo.
An e-mail to the ABIT tech support would help but they might
have evaporated by now!