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How to Boot a Hard Drive From an IDE Controller Card:
Older motherboards usually have two IDE controller ports, each allowing two devices to be attached to two-connector ribbons. One port is typically used for hard drives, the other for optical drives such as a CD or DVD drive. If you need additional IDE ports or if the motherboard IDE ports are faulty, you can install an IDE controller card, which will give you one or more IDE ports you can use to connect your hard drive. The IDE controller card functions just like an IDE port on the motherboard, including the ability to boot your computer from a drive connected to the card.
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What you have tried should be possible with a Parallel IDE/CF converter.
Some Recommendations:
1. You definitely not use Windows in such an environment, use ubuntu Linux instead
2. You should use an ultra-fast 4 GB card, because the speed difference is noticeable currently as compared to HDD-s
3. Make sure that you are aware of that CF cards have a limitation (as all flash cards) for rewritting files. That means, frequently changing files should be put into a RAM-disk.
It's the new addonics dual CF-SATA HDD adapter which takes two Compact Flash cards and turns them into a single drive usable as a direct 2.5 inch SATA drive replacement in a computer. The two Compact Flash cards can be configured as RAID 1, RAID 0, or as one large compact flash drive. You can then insert the dual CF-SATA HDD adapter into a computer using a mounting bracket.
As a matter of fact, no drivers are needed for adapter this to work, this sounds like a great way to utilize inexpensive CF cards as a power efficient 2.5 inch hard drive replacement.