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SubjectRe: UDMA not supported on my board
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Andre M. Hedrick wrote the following:
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> Have you tried the udma patch for 2.2.3?

Just patched the kernel to 2.2.3 and grabbed the uide patch. Preumably I
got the right one :) (uide 6.19 - no flash stuff)

Ran hdparm before connecting so as to get a nice, quiet system:

1001.root@kinder:/root>> hdparm -tT /dev/hda

/dev/hda:
Timing buffer-cache reads: 128 MB in 1.26 seconds =101.59 MB/sec
Timing buffered disk reads: 64 MB in 408.99 seconds = 0.16 MB/sec

> cat /proc/ide/ali

I don't have ANYTHING like this.....

> Second :: lspci -bvvxxd 10b9:1533 and lspci -bvvxxd 10b9:5229
> contents would tell me a lot also.

Don't have this either but will get it ASAP and compile and run it.
If you know exactly wher eI can find the source, that would be helpful.

My primary concern atm tho is wehter or not I got the right patch
and if I set things up right. I have no file in /proc/ide that gives
the type of info you showed. Help?

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