Interesting... I don't think it's unique to Sparc machines.
I've encountered the same problem with a RevA BlueWhite Macintosh G3.
It looks as though the problem is that the card is capable of
faster performance than the PCI bus can sustain. The card
advertises it's highest performance level,
Dear listmembers,
my experiences with my U60 lead me to the following suggestion:
- put a default ide=nodma as kernel parameter on SPARC
- make the user / the configuration enable dma via /etc/init.d/XXX
why?
U60 cannot cope with udma-modes (AFAIK, on those Promise controllers I have
tested)
On Tue, 2004-09-21 at 07:23, Jurzitza, Dieter wrote:
Dear listmembers,
my experiences with my U60 lead me to the following suggestion:
- put a default ide=nodma as kernel parameter on SPARC
- make the user / the configuration enable dma via /etc/init.d/XXX
why?
U60 cannot cope with
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