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3 Supported hardware
This section contains detailed information about the hardware and hardware standards supported by HDClone. Furthermore, there are special references to be found regarding the usage of
certain device types.
3.1
Overview
Subsequent, you find a listing of the hardware requirements concerning the hardware used to
run HDClone as well as additionally supported devices. Please note that support for a certain
hardware may depend on the edition used (1.4 Edition overview).
3.1.1 Hardware requirements
• PC 80586 or higher, 90 MHz, 64 MB RAM, VGA (optimal: VESA support)
• keyboard: standard, PS/2 or USB
• mouse: serial, PS/2 or USB (optionally, can be operated with keyboard only)
• bootable floppy or CD drive
3.1.2 Supported media
• IDE/ATA hard disks (up to 2048 GB), CompactFlash via IDE
1)
• SATA hard disks (internal & external)
• SCSI hard disks (internal & external)
• USB hard disks (internal & external)
• Firewire hard disks (internal & external)
• USB keys 2), CompactFlash I 3), CompactFlash II 3), MicroDrive 3), SD/MMC
3)
• xD-Picture Card 3), Memory Stick 3), Memory Stick PRO 3), Memory Stick DUO
1)
CompactFlash media with TrueIDE support
2)
must support the USB-Mass-Storage-Class protocoln
3)
via an appropriate USB card reader
3)
3.1.3 Supported controllers
• PCI IDE controller
• Bus master IDE controller
• PCI SCSI host adapter (3.4.2 Compatibility)
• SATA controller with IDE interface (3.3.2 SATA/SATA-II controllers)
• SATA-II controller with AHCI interface (3.3.2 SATA/SATA-II controllers)
• USB UHCI & OHCI controller (USB 1.1)
• USB EHCI controller (USB 2.0)
• IEEE1394 OHCI controller (Firewire)
Note: The devices listed above represent the whole spectrum of hardware supported by HDClone. Detailed information about which devices are supported by your edition of HDClone
is to be found in chapter1.4 Edition overview.
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