Thanks Emilio. But, how I can do it?
By chance using the command sysctl? And my other ata hard disk work properly? Is there a mailing list for openbsd where we can discuss these issues? In any case, thanks for your availability. Bye Marco 2008/4/14, Emilio Perea <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > On Sun, Apr 13, 2008 at 10:43:51AM +0200, Marco wrote: > > I have an ata ssd hard disk, and it work very slow..... > > Is there a simple setup way to work it? > > > A dmesg might help. I have a Soekris 4801 which slowed down to a crawl > when changing from an old CF card to a newer (allegedly much faster) > one. It turned out that OpenBSD was recognizing that the card would > respond to DMA commands and tried to use them. Since my Soekris was > made before CF cards supported DMA, it was not wired to accept DMA > command so there were many disk errors. In order to use it I had to > disable DMA support in the kernel. > > You may have a similar problem, but there is not enough information in > your message to tell. In any case it would not be a ports problem. :-) > > > > I am sorry for my bad English!! > > > Don't let it bother you. Bad English is almost as common as bad Logic, > but not as dangerous. > >
