On Mon, 15 Jan 2007, Giuffredi wrote:
Uhm.
Actually if I write: cat /proc/interrupts
I get:
11: 2997154835 XT-PIC libata, wctdm24xxp
Is this the problem?
Potentially yes. The 2400 card is sharing interrupts with the IDE disk
system.
How can I solve it?
Try moving the card to another slot in the PC.
See if the PCs BIOS has options to reserve, or fix IRQs to a particular
slot.
The output of zztest is:
--- Results after 5 passes ---
Best: 100.000000 -- Worst: 99.987793 -- Average: 99.997559
Which looks good - and you'll probably be fine - until you do lots of disk
IO at the same time, but if you can move the card to a different IRQ, that
would be a good starting point.
Gordon
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