MS-6195 (K7 Pro with 80GB Hard Disk?

I have an MSI 6195 motherboard which has been flashed to the most recent BIOS (V1.8) and am wondering if the board will work with an 80GB hard disk as the Primary Master Boot drive using the built in IDE controller.
I've searched the forum but can't find a conclusive answer.
Does anybody know whether this will work?
Thanks

As a follow up to my own question, here is a link to a webpage someone told me about, which explains some of the issues and might help others in the same predicament:
Bios & Windows OS Limitations for ATA Hard Drives
[URL]http://www.buildorbuy.org/bioslimits.html[/url]

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