Statux wrote:
> Re-read my original message. I wasn't suggesting that it was an answer..
> plus don't shoot the only person who's replied so far :)
Wasn't shooting you (my Elmer Fudd rifle's in the shop, getting lubbed up for
hunting season).
On the other hand, I tried using hdparm to shut off dma usage, then telling
it to keep the settings, and upon reboot the same thing happened again. When I
try to tell the drive to keep settings over reset, I get an error returned. I'm
guessing this is a too old a drive to accept some of what hdparm is trying to do.
Any other suggestions I can try (aside from pitching a perfectly good (albeit
old) drive)?
AMK4
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