On those old IDE system, it's usually a size issue.
It's too bad it isn't a PC, there are a couple of old DOS programs that allow one to write directly to CMOS/EEPROM with custom settings for drives that aren't supported by old, limited systems.
It's too bad it isn't a PC, there are a couple of old DOS programs that allow one to write directly to CMOS/EEPROM with custom settings for drives that aren't supported by old, limited systems.