Re: Kernel Errors Present...

["compdoc" <compdoc@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Gosh that's an old drive. Seems its capable of some speed, tho:

Data transfer rate (buffer to host)
Mode 5 Ultra ATA4 100 MB/s
Mode 4 Ultra ATA4 66.6 MB/s
Mode 2 Ultra ATA4 33.3 MB/s
Mode 2 DMA4 16.6 MB/s
Mode 4 PIO4 16.6 MB/s

John Pierce is right - if you don't use a dma mode, the cpu has a lot more
work.

SMART says your drive is good, but it still could be failing. Or the cabling
is wrong - very common if there's both a master and slave present, but even
possible if only one drive is attached.

The ide port on the mainboard could be failing as well. Also, but not as
likely - how the drive is defined in the bios, or how other things are set
in there. (if you have always used the defaults, then nothing to worry
about)



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