Please leave the wd driver for those who cannot use the ATA driver.
At least until the ATA driver gets support for more older disks.
I cant be the only person using an old 80 MB IDE drive as / with
another drive as /usr (a 400 MB SCSI).
I haven't tried for a couple of months but the ATA driver
It seems Matthew Sean Thyer wrote:
Please leave the wd driver for those who cannot use the ATA driver.
At least until the ATA driver gets support for more older disks.
I cant be the only person using an old 80 MB IDE drive as / with
another drive as /usr (a 400 MB SCSI).
I haven't tried
It seems David Gilbert wrote:
I still have hardware that works with wd and not ata. I posted awhile
ago that ata gets stuck in a retry loop on my system. This is with a
CVSUP of a couple of days ago.
Be sure you have the abosolutely latest version of the ata driver,
a bug was fixed in
Soren Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well, you could supply me with data on what goes wrong and help
to get it resolved, thats the way things work around here...
I'm really ready to do this as i've the same pb with a not so old
Desktop under one of the latest 4.0 Current before the 5.0
On Wed, Mar 15, 2000 at 10:49:43PM +1030, Matthew Sean Thyer wrote:
Please leave the wd driver for those who cannot use the ATA driver.
At least until the ATA driver gets support for more older disks.
...
I haven't tried for a couple of months but the ATA driver didn't work
Such a report is
Yes...
That's right.
Use ata and related stuff instead.
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In my Dreams, I see you, I can tell
Damn. I'm gonna miss my faithful, old (circa 1993), worksation (dual P90,
Intel Neptune based PCI+EISA), with a crappy "TEKRAM DC-6X0X IDE cacheing
controller" in it. Been using this thing since 3.0-current when SMP was
first introduced...(it was previously running OS/2 2.1 SMP)
Fortunately,
On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, Andy Farkas wrote:
Fortunately, I can switch to using a SCSI disk on my DPT PM2022 EISA card,
which is now supported - but only with 1 disk! (the driver does not work
with a LUN != 0)
I think you mean 'ID != 0'.
'camcontrol rescan 0:n:0' will make the other devices show
It seems Bruce Evans wrote:
On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, Jeroen Ruigrok van der Werven wrote:
Yes...
That's right.
Use ata and related stuff instead.
No.
Yes.
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