Re: [patch 1/1] LIBATA: Allow devices without IRQ specified to fall back

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> Ok, so this controller is not performing to the IRQ portion of the PCI
> IDE specification, but is this any reason to force it back into legacy
> mode?

Well the obvious reason to do that is that is what the BIOS guide says
and what the standards expect. Given that legacy mode has no performance
impact at all as it just changes the IRQ interpretation and the port
mapping rules it seems silly not to do that

Alan
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