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From: jerry <jdinardo@ix.netcom.com>
To: David Balazic <david.balazic@uni-mb.si>
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Subject: Re: ide / usb problem
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I did use that option. The system works but it generates a large number of
the BadCRC messages when I do heavy io. Using then generic dma bus master
support gives me fast io without the messages.

jpd

> If you use the VIA IDE driver, then you _must_ turn on
> the "Automatically enable DMA for PCI-IDE" kernel configuration
> option. It is said in the help text for the VIA-IDE option.
> 
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