I looked at the Adaptec web site first; they explicitly state that they are
not doing Linux drivers. (But they do have updated drivers for Windows).
Thanks for the *instant* reply -- maybe I should get all IDE drives! :-) :-)
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ers to a driver with Ultra160 Adaptec support.
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> > Disabling IRQ #19
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> (everyone gets this btw - some weird bluetooth-vs-usb thing which we don't
> know how to fix).
This is actually fixed by upgrading to the newest version of the BIOS.
I'm currently running version 7LETA7WW (2.07), and haven't seen the
pr
using the NVidia module, so that most likely changes a lot of
things. I'll see if I can find time tonight to test 2.6.25-rc3 + nv,
and report back.
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ing the mapped memory and do not change when there have been
> > no write references between the mmap() and msync() system calls.
So essentially the problem is that mtime stamps are _never_ changed when
the file is only modified through mmap. Not even when calling msync().
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