On Fri, Apr 27, 2001 at 09:48:16PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Wow, when I first read this I thought it was Ben posting.

Well, everyone can't be a Debian person.  How could we maintain
our superior elitism?

> > - disable all of the "RAM/ROM shadowing" options you can.
> linux doesn't like these?
Long ago you were encouraged to turn them off.  I think it was a
matter of letting the OS worry about how to make things efficient
more than it causing a conflict.  I just keep using the same
settings for historical reasons.

> > - Set the printer port for IRQ7 epp (as opposed to ecp).
> no linux ecp?
Everything I have read says that ECP mode is slapped together and
that EPP is the most reliable (documented) mode.  In particular
the author of the Zip drive modules swears by EPP.

> > - Set your drives to use LBA (Linux Block Addressing)
> actually it's Logical Block Addressing, but close enough.
Actually I meant to write Linear Block Addressing, but the idea
is still correct whatever LBA really means.  (Linux?  Where did I
get that?)

-- 
Don Bindner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


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