On Wed, 21 Jun 2000, you wrote:
Vic wrote:
I just type
hdparm -c3d1 /dev/hda
for the first ide drive
On Tue, 20 Jun 2000, you wrote:
Hi all,
I hope this doesn't cover too well trod ground but I couldn't find any
good answer to it in the archives. I recently
Hey all,
I just wanted to follow up and tell how I got it to work. Its kind of
cheating but I downloaded the Gentus distribution and stole the kernel that
comes with it and put it in my mandrake 7.1. I'm now getting about 6 times the
performance out of my UDMA66 drive. The kernel doesn't have
Could you tell us, step by step, how you did this?
Thank You
Paul Gratz wrote:
Hey all,
I just wanted to follow up and tell how I got it to work. Its kind of
cheating but I downloaded the Gentus distribution and stole the kernel that
comes with it and put it in my mandrake 7.1. I'm now
On Thu, 22 Jun 2000, you wrote:
Hey all,
I just wanted to follow up and tell how I got it to work. Its kind of
cheating but I downloaded the Gentus distribution and stole the kernel that
comes with it and put it in my mandrake 7.1. I'm now getting about 6 times the
performance out of my
[snip]
recompile for 386 code, kernel and driver.
The Seagate IDE drive is marginal at the timing and signal gating
requirements of 586 code and often locks up. So do MOST WDs,
though some of them will work without the Xxx parm and often run
close to the UDMA66 speed required.
Read
Hi all,
I hope this doesn't cover too well trod ground but I couldn't find any
good answer to it in the archives. I recently decided to switch to Mandrake
from Red hat when 7.1 came out. One of the statements I saw sent around about it
was that it natively supported the HPT366 UDMA66 interface
I just type
hdparm -c3d1 /dev/hda
for the first ide drive
On Tue, 20 Jun 2000, you wrote:
Hi all,
I hope this doesn't cover too well trod ground but I couldn't find any
good answer to it in the archives. I recently decided to switch to Mandrake
from Red hat when 7.1 came out. One of
Hi Paul, I am running NT4.0 and Linux 7.0-2 smp mode on the ide3 port.
Nt is on hde drive, and linux is on the second drive at hdf. I do not
have any hard drives on the ide1 ide2 or ide4 ports. My CD-ROMS are on
ide1 port, and this setup works very well. I have a very stable system,
and am
Vic wrote:
I just type
hdparm -c3d1 /dev/hda
for the first ide drive
On Tue, 20 Jun 2000, you wrote:
Hi all,
I hope this doesn't cover too well trod ground but I couldn't find any
good answer to it in the archives. I recently decided to switch to Mandrake
from Red hat when
Hi all,
I hope this doesn't cover too well trod ground but I couldn't find any
good answer to it in the archives. I recently decided to switch to Mandrake
from Red hat when 7.1 came out. One of the statements I saw sent around about it
was that it natively supported the HPT366 UDMA66
Hmmm well actually hda is not on the hpt366 its drive hde
In anyevent I tried that on hde and after a few seconds this is what happens:
[root@gratz1 /root]# hde: timeout waiting for DMA
ide_dmaproc: chipset supported ide_dma_timeout func only: 12
hde: irq timeout: status=0x58 { DriveReady
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