Michel Salim wrote:
Thomas M Steenholdt wrote:
I recently installed an FC4, complete with all updates. Everything
works fine. My SATA disk is known as /dev/sda and hdparm t /dev/sda
gives me around 56MB/sec. Then I decided to make this machine a
rawhide test thingy so i disable all my repos and enable development
and updates the whole thing...
Now my disk is called /dev/hda and hdparm -t /dev/hda gives ~3MB/sec.
My system is ICH5 based and loads the libata, ata_piix drivers.
Any feedback is welcome!
What does hdparm /dev/hda gives? Does "hdparm -c3 -d1" help?
- Michel
I didn't try -c, but hdparm -d /dev/hda throws an error indication that
the ioctl is not implemented.
neither DMA or 32 bit transfers appear to be enabled when hdparm queries.
I can't get to the machine untill tomorrow, so all this is prob memory,
still i know for a fact that it will not let DMA get enabled.
/Thomas
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