you can specify the exact drive where dma should be disabled:
hd?=nodma
Replace '?' with the correct drive.
Gideon N. Guillen wrote:
Holden Hao wrote:
ide0=nodma ? tried this one it did not work.
hda=nodma ?
According to Documentation/kernel-parameters.txt it should be:
ide?=nodma
I beleive this will disable dma for a certain ide channel, not just the drive.
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