Re: HELP: UDMA/100 woes and trouble.
> Yeah, it is a slow old K6 III 400 with some (320MB) PC100 in CAS3 (CAS2 was
> giving me trouble). It's an old board, too. I don't have anything that'll
> let me do ATA66, I think I'd need a new motherboard or to buy an IDE
> controller.
What chipset does this thing use? Is your kernel compiled to support it?
>
> I'll have to give that a shot... I guess I'll just have it do that on startup
> if it works?
>
hdparm -d1 /dev/hda, and then go -Tt it again. Should show a difference,
if the -d1 is allowed
Mike
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