> Linux is very "conservative" about IDE devices modes by default, so if
thank goodness this is a vestige of the obsolete 2.2 kernels.
modern kernels can be compiled to act reasonably.
> you are sure that it will be safe (see hdparm man page), say:
the man page doesn't help you decide whether -u1 is safe.
> hdparm -u1 /dev/hda
actually -d1 is FAR more useful: use the ide controller as a full
scatter-gather, busmastering IO device.
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