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recompile your kernel with "turn multi-mode on by default" turned off. |
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Edward Zaborowski wrote: |
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> Good Evening, |
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> I am writing as to a problem I am having with the latest gentoo kernel. I |
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> have a promise 20269 controller, which I was previously using with the linux |
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> kernel 2.4.19 before the gentoo kernel tree split to its many incarnations it |
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> is now in. |
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> As for my problem, when I boot, my kernel complains about hde & kdf, |
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> specifically, |
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> hdf: set_drive_speed_status status: 0xff {busy} |
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> It also complains about an 80 pin cable. |
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> I've not had this problem with the previous kernel, and was wondering if |
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> anyone else has had this problem, and if a solution has been found. |
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> My promise controller is a pci ATA 133 controller that came with the maxtor |
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> 160GB/ATA133 HD I purchased. hde is the aforementioned drive, while hdf is a |
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> 120GB/ATA100 Western Digital Drive. |
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> Any help is greatly appreciated. |
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> Ed Z. |
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