> They are: IBM-DPTA-372050 and IBM-DTTA-351350.
>
Very good drives--but check your cables. Already one person with data
corruption on UDMA with an IBM drive (for the first time with THIS kernel)
turned out to have a cabling problem which was detected for the first time by
the extra sensitivity of the kernel ide drivers.
> And the whole idea of UDMA-33 / UDMA-66 / UDMA-100 is, that you wonøt
> get errors as the protocol has error-correction/checksumming whatever,
> so that UDMA should be the safest bet.
True unless you have the misfortune to own WD. They have 600 byte sectors to
store the CRC sent from the mobo and feed it back--they do not do a CRC.
Civileme
