I definately have DMA enabled in bios.
But how do I get hdparm to check and enable DMA.
my hard drive is /dev/hda
John
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/sbin/hdparm -c1 -d1 -k1 /dev/hda
put that line in rc.local file to make it permanent
Richard G.
At 15:39 21/01/2003 +, you wrote:
I definately have DMA enabled in bios.
But how do I get hdparm to check and enable DMA.
my hard drive is /dev/hda
John
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On Tuesday 21 Jan 2003 3:39 pm, John Richard Smith wrote:
I definately have DMA enabled in bios.
But how do I get hdparm to check and enable DMA.
my hard drive is /dev/hda
Attached is my notes on hdparm, mostly supplied by Technoslick.
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Es Dimarts 21 Gener 2003 16:39, en John Richard Smith va escriure:
I definately have DMA enabled in bios.
But how do I get hdparm to check and enable DMA.
my hard drive is /dev/hda
John
Install hdparm, then edit /etc/sysconfig/harddisks and
Joan Tur wrote:
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Es Dimarts 21 Gener 2003 16:39, en John Richard Smith va escriure:
I definately have DMA enabled in bios.
But how do I get hdparm to check and enable DMA.
my hard drive is /dev/hda
John
Install hdparm, then edit
How do you know that the speed is increased? I have been
having problems where
I have test it with hdparm -tT /deb/hda
when I use the -d1 option by itself, the next disk access
locks things up. I
I have test the -X69 and -X68 as well, but the big performens increasing is
with -d1. From
On Friday 19 January 2001 09:43, you wrote:
How do you know that the speed is increased? I have been
having problems where
I have test it with hdparm -tT /deb/hda
when I use the -d1 option by itself, the next disk access
locks things up. I
I have test the -X69 and -X68 as well, but
On Thursday 18 January 2001 01:27 am, Blomquist, Niklas wrote:
When I turn on the UDMA the speed is increasing a lot, but I can't
start any program. The Icons on the destop is removed when I click on
the and the panel is gone when I click on that one...
What does "turn on the UDMA" mean ?
I'm guess'n you're referring to 'hdparm -d1' /dev/hd*' ?
That is correct, when I'm turns this on, the system become unstable and do
strange things...
What does 'hdparm -v /dev/hd*' say?
Multcount = 16 on
I/O Support = O
unmaskirg = 0
using_dma = 0
keepsettings = 0
nowerr = 0
How do you know that the speed is increased? I have been having problems where
when I use the -d1 option by itself, the next disk access locks things up. I
get around this by explicitly setting the x-fer rate (-X66 for Ultra33, -X68
for Ultra66, and -X69 for Ultra100.)
"Blomquist, Niklas"
Does your hard drive actually support DMA? If it doesn't you could damage
your data (and possibly the drive itself) by having it turned on.
On Thu, 18 Jan 2001 20:56, Blomquist, Niklas wrote:
I'm guess'n you're referring to 'hdparm -d1' /dev/hd*' ?
That is correct, when I'm turns this
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