On 23/01/10 08:18, Robert Hancock wrote:
Since the chipset does have open documentation, one might be able to develop a PCI quirk that would re-enable the disabled IDE interface so that ata_piix can access it. That would likely be the best option, albeit still rather ugly and highly system-specific..
Sounds difficult. Are there any other drivers that do something like this? I can try to poke around with it but I'm stepping into the unknown here.
Other options would be donating one to a willing developer. Any takers? They aren't very expensive fortunately :)
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