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From: Krzysztof Oledzki <ole@ans.pl>
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To: Tim Moore <timothymoore@bigfoot.com>
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Subject: Re: 2.2.21pre2; ide_set_handler; DMA timeout
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On Tue, 29 Jan 2002, Tim Moore wrote:

> > driver. You may check some more recent version of IDE backport from
> > 2.4.x: http://www.ans.pl/ide/testing - the latest is ide.2.2.21.01282002-Ole,
> > but the new version of hpt driver has not been yet backported. I'm going
> > to do it tomorrow.
> I'll test the backport hpt driver when available.

OK, please try this:
http://www.ans.pl/ide/testing/ide.2.2.21.01312002-Ole.patch.gz

ide.2.2.21.01302002-Ole for linux kernel 2.2.21pre2: (test version)
o       new file: drivers/ide/idecomp.h with:
                create_proc_read_entry() for ide-proc.c
                pci_for_each_dev() for ide-pci.c and cs5530.c
                ARRAY_SIZE() for sis5513.c
                cpu_relax() for serverworks.c
o       backport from linux-2.4.17+ide.2.4.16.12102001.patch:
                alim15x3.c - 0.10
                hpt366.c - 0.22
                slc90e66.c
o       enable 80-pin cable detection for DELL and SUN in serverworks.c
o       use create_proc_info_entry() and proc_mkdir() in ide-proc.c.
o       enable "IDE Taskfile Access" and "IDE Taskfile IO" in Config.in

Is there any reason why you compiled kernel with IDE SCSI emulation?

BTW: Do you really have 36MHz PCI clock?

Best regards,

				Krzysztof Oledzki

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