Can MB be made to notice 2 floppy drives?

I have a Chaintech S1689 MB withn the ULi M1689 chip set that I finally got
a
long enought FDD cable to
connect to both by 5.25 (yes I said 5.25!) and 3.5 floppy drives.

But, to my horror, I have discovered that it seems this MB only supports 1
floppy drive at a time. Either the 5.25 or the 3.5 - but not both

I was (and still am) very P........ about it

I have read that MB manufactures have (for some stupid idea of progress!)
have stoped supporting 2 Floppys (or even one).

Given that I may have one of these MB - Is there a way to tell/forced the MB
to support 2 Floppys?

Like a BIOS update?

Or have I become another pot hole on the road to progress?

P.S. Yes, I have e-mailed Chaintech, but, after 4 days all I got was a
pre-written answers that they will get to me as soon as possible.

>Not if it only supports one. And the specs on the board say it only
supports 1.

DARN!

I really used must stronger words - but the kiddies may be reading

>sell floppy controllers with and without serial and parallel ports

Yes, but with ISA slots - And All I have is PCI.

>Another option would be an LS120 IDE floppy

Nice, but my IDE Slots are full with 2 hard and 2 CD drives.

Another solution that would be perfect (if such a product was even made)
would be a USB to Floppy Drive (or SCSI to floppy drive) internal adapter.

BTW if I knew that this board had only 1 FDD connection I would have sent
it back. But, I only found out last Saturday - 3 months after getting it!