Dana H. Myers wrote:
> Phil Brown wrote:
>> Pawel Wojcik wrote:
>>> Only SATA drives that operate under SATA framework and SATA HBA
>>> drivers have this option available to them via format -e. That's
>>> because they are treated and controlled by the system as scsi drives.
>>> >From your e-mail
Dana H. Myers wrote:
Phil Brown wrote:
hmm. well I hope sun will fix this bug, and add in the long-missing
write_cache control for "regular" ata drives too.
Actually, I believe such ata drives by default enable the write cache.
some do, some dont. reguardless, the toggle functionality bel
Phil Brown wrote:
> Pawel Wojcik wrote:
>> Only SATA drives that operate under SATA framework and SATA HBA
>> drivers have this option available to them via format -e. That's
>> because they are treated and controlled by the system as scsi drives.
>> >From your e-mail it appears that you are talk
Pawel Wojcik wrote:
Only SATA drives that operate under SATA framework and SATA HBA drivers
have this option available to them via format -e. That's because they
are treated and controlled by the system as scsi drives.
>From your e-mail it appears that you are talking about SATA drives
connec
Only SATA drives that operate under SATA framework and SATA HBA drivers
have this option available to them via format -e. That's because they
are treated and controlled by the system as scsi drives.
>From your e-mail it appears that you are talking about SATA drives
connected to legacy control
