On Tue, 14 Jun 2005 11:46, Corey Hickey wrote: > John Baab wrote: > > Here is the output of my lsmod and modprobe -l, to me everything seems in > > place. optimusprime:/home/john# lsmod > > Module Size Used by <snip> > > via82cxxx 13680 0 [permanent] > > ide_generic 1664 0 [permanent] > Hmm. You said earlier that you have an Asus K8V Deluxe SE. You are using > the onboard IDE, right? The driver above should do it, but it's possible > that since you have a very recent board the driver doesn't yet support > your IDE chipset. Unless I'm on the wrong track; I haven't had a VIA > motherboard in a long time. It has loaded the via82cxxx *after* the ide_generic module. Hence the ide_generic driver (that doesn't allow DMA to be turned on) is being used. In /etc/modules put "via82cxxx" above ide_generic (if it appears), and reboot. If via82cxxx is the right module, DMA should be enabled. Later Lee Begg
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