Re: grub ide=nodma not working

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Subject: Re: grub ide=nodma not working
From: srfeo <srfeo@hotmail.com>
Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2007 01:29:38 +0200 (CEST)
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I have no answer for you, but I am experiencing the same problem. I'm trying to find out if my Kingston CF card does not support DMA, or if my IDE-CF adaptor does not support DMA.

I have also tried turning DMA off in GRUB, but it seems as though later on in the bootup sequence, Debian probes the drives again and tries to enable DMA on the CF drive.

I'll post something if I find an answer.

I have a SATA-CF adaptor and I think that I will be buying a CF card (Sandisk) that supports DMA...

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References:
- grub ide=nodma not working with CF card - boot delay
  - From: Stephen G <sgreszcz@yahoo.com>

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