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Subject: Re: via vp3 udma corruption
From: Ed Sweetman <safemode@speakeasy.net>
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I see the same kind of corruption on my board. As far as I know, since
enabling udma2 instead of letting the board goto it's default udma4, I
haven't had any of the corruption occur again.  This is better than pio
but obviously an annoyance. I'm using an abit KT7 board.  

ide chipset:
VP_IDE: VIA vt82c686b (rev 40) IDE UDMA100 controller on pci00:07.1

Perhaps we all see udma corruption due to it detecting an udma speed
that's not supported by our chipsets?  I know my manual says UDMA66 is
the highest for my board.  

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