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hardware/ideterqua.rst
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|Quaternary|0168h |036Eh |10 |
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.. important:: **86Box 4.0.1:** The tertiary and quaternary I/O ports and IRQs were incorrectly switched in older 86Box versions; the table above applies to the corrected resources in 4.0.1.
.. note:: The tertiary and quaternary I/O ports and IRQs were incorrectly switched in 86Box versions prior to 4.0.1.
Each controller's IRQ can be configured through its respective *Settings* button on :ref:`settings/storage:Tertiary / Quaternary IDE Controller`. The *Plug and Play* option on the *IRQ* box enables Plug and Play functionality, allowing a PnP compliant operating system to automatically set the controller's IRQ, while all other options set a static IRQ with no Plug and Play.

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@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Machine/motherboard model to emulate. The *Machine* box lists all available mode
The *Configure* button opens a new window with settings specific to the machine, such as BIOS type selection.
.. note:: **86Box 4.0.1:** Settings for the machine's onboard devices have been moved to the *Configure* buttons at the devices' respective locations; for instance, configuring the amount of installed video memory for an onboard video chip is now done through the *Configure* button next to the :ref:`Display page's Video box <settings/display:Video>` when the *Internal* option is selected there.
.. note:: Settings for the machine's onboard devices have been moved to the *Configure* buttons at the devices' respective locations; for instance, configuring the amount of installed video memory for an onboard video chip is now done through the *Configure* button next to the :ref:`Display page's Video box <settings/display:Video>` when the *Internal* option is selected there.
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