Guy McArthur wrote:
> Since installing a drive on ide3 (the hpt366) I've had sporadic lockups.
> Previously I had a single drive on ide0, absolutely rock stable, and this
> was with an early (either nj or l?) bios.
> 
> With two drives on ide3 (on an ultra-66 cable) it is easy to freeze it
> solid (with the hard drive light on) simply by doing a bulk transfer
> between the two. With one of the drives back on ide0, it's much less
> frequent but still has happened. (And this is after flash to qq_beta).
> 
> So, is there a good PCI I/O card that supports ultra-66 (and maybe
> beyond)?

I use a "promise ata66" card in my fileserver. Runs 27Mb per second
out of my maxtors without any trouble.

(My BP6 is more or less diskless: 

Filesystem         1024-blocks  Used Available Capacity Mounted on
/dev/hda3            1814192 1496052   225980     87%   /
/dev/hda1               8198    3473     4302     45%   /boot
abraracourcix:/home  10079356 9066524   500820     95%   /home
abraracourcix:/home2 12173376 10989252   807092     93%   /home2
abraracourcix:/opt   5996596 2963224  2728756     52%   /opt
abraracourcix:/recover
                     59088492 46114108  9972864     82%   /recover
abraracourcix:/usr/src
                     12507868 6653332  5219168     56%   /usr/src
abraracourcix:/var/spool/mail
                     12173376 10989252   807092     93%   /var/spool/mail
abraracourcix:/usr/local/bin
                     12173376 10989252   807092     93%   /usr/local/bin
abra:/cdrom          4548028 4548028        0    100%   /cdrom2


abra is the fileserver with /recover and /recover2 the 60Gb Maxtors on
the promise controller.

)


                                Roger. 

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