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* nate [Thu, Jan 16 2003, 10:53:16AM]:
> the problem is probably easier resolved by using another IDE controller,
> I highly reccomend the Promise ATA/100 and ATA/66 series(have not tried
> the ATA/133). DMA problems are most often caused by buggy IDE controllers
SO GO AND TRY before yo
nate wrote:
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> ... DMA problems are most often caused by buggy IDE controllers
> or perhaps the *driver* [emphasis added].
Exactly--that's why I'm trying to figure out which version of the
driver (kernel and modules) is (thought to be) the most stable and
bug-fixed.
There are a number of messag
Daniel Barclay said:
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> I've been having a heck of a time with repeated IDE disk corruption when I
> try to enable DMA mode, and with trying to figure out which versions of
> the stable (2.4) kernel actually are stable.
>
> What is the recommended combination of base kernel versions and
> patches
I've been having a heck of a time with repeated IDE disk corruption
when I try to enable DMA mode, and with trying to figure out which
versions of the stable (2.4) kernel actually are stable.
What is the recommended combination of base kernel versions and
patches to avoid IDE disk corruption and
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