Re: Scary Intel SATA problem: "frozen"

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On Tue, 28 Nov 2006, Jeff Garzik wrote:
> 
> Does jgarzik/libata-dev.git#upstream (don't pull, just test) work for you?

Well, since I can't really test, I don't know. This problem has happened 
just once in the couple of weeks I've used that machine, and I wasn't even 
doing anything strange when it triggered (no heavy IO, no special 
programs, no nothing - I was literally just reading email and I think 
trying to browse over to news.com or something..)

So I was more hoping that you'd say that it's a known issue, and already 
fixed, or that the status bits would give you some clue and make you say 
"Ahh, we don't handle that case". I have nothing to "test". The thing 
seems to work, and I have no known way to trigger the problem...

> I'm pretty sure this is already fixed, by the polling IDENTIFY for ata_piix
> patchset.

Hmm. That sounds like it should just affect the bootup identification, 
which has always worked fine for me. Would it fix the softreset too?

Anyway, I can certainly try yout current "upstream" branch, but as 
mentioned, the standard kernel works fine for me generally, so I don't 
really know what I can offer (except if "upstream" simply doesn't work at 
all, in which case I'll certainly let you know ;)

		Linus
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