I have a P5A MB with a K6-2/400. I've had a few problems, but the
hard drive is nothing to worry about. Since the MB can only do
UDMA/33, that's all you'll get. AFAIK, the disk and MB hardware work
this out between them. UDMA is advertised to be backward compatible.
If you're really keen on ge
On Thu, 15 Mar 2001, George M. Butler wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> release does not support the IDE UDMA/100 mode. I have read the Howto
> Doc on UDMA
> but I am afraid that it did not seem clear to me. Does it even matter
> if the kernel supports the
> UDMA/100? The ASUS manual says that the board s
Hi all,
I am assembling a new computer at home. It has an Asus P5A motherboard
(super socket 7)
and a AMD6- 2/500 Mh processor. I want to install the lastest Debian
2.2r2 from CDs.
What would be a suitable EIDE hard drive to use? I am worried that the
Linux kernel on this
release does not supp
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