Also, make sure that your specific chip set support is enabled in the
kernel -- for the 2.2 kernels you will need the ide patch (look in
people/hedrick in your nearest mirror) and its even a good idea for
the 2.4 kernels. This supports the dma much better.
Kerry Hoath <kerry at gotss.eu.org> writes:
> You may also find that certain drives want to go into udma66
> which makes sense since that is their fastest powerup dma mode.
--
John Covici
covici at ccs.covici.com
