Russell Coker wrote:
I have a Pentium-D machine with ICH7 chipset running the 64bit version of FC5
that has one S-ATA disk and one P-ATA disk. The S-ATA disk runs normally
giving good performance while the P-ATA disk does about 1.5MB/s (PIO).
I have the drivers loaded in the initrd (can even have the root filesystem on
the P-ATA disk). The P-ATA disk in question ran at full speed on RHEL4 in a
32bit Celeron machine and has run at full speed in a Pentium 4 machine
running FC5.
Any ideas or suggestions for tests I should perform? Below is the relevant
section of dmesg output:
I bet you need to build the IDE driver into the kernel.
Jeff
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