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Ter/qua IDE clarifications
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BIOS support
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The tertiary and quaternary channels are not visible and not bootable by any BIOS currently emulated by 86Box. The only exception is **MR BIOS version 3**, which provides full support for them, including bootability and INT 13h services.
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The tertiary and quaternary controllers are not visible and not bootable by the BIOS on most machines currently emulated by 86Box. Machines with **MR BIOS version 3** are the rare exception; that BIOS provides full support for these controllers, including bootability and INT 13h services.
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Operating system support
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7. Select *Basic configuration 4* in the *Settings based on* box.
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8. Change the resource settings to match the :ref:`table above <hardware/ideterqua:System resources>`. The first *Input/Output Range* range corresponds to the **main** I/O port, the second one corresponds to the **status** I/O port, and *Interrupt Request* corresponds to the IRQ.
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* The status I/O port range is off by 6 units. Select 0368 for the tertiary channel or 03E8 for the quaternary channel.
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* The image below shows an example configuration for the tertiary channel.
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* The status I/O port range is off by 6. Select 0368 for the tertiary channel or 03E8 for the quaternary channel.
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* The screenshot below shows an example configuration for the tertiary channel.
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9. If both the tertiary and quaternary channels are enabled, repeat the steps above to add the other channel.
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