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I just did a fresh install of FC3. After installing and getting up and running, I noticed that my computer was running painfully slow! I did a hdparm on my disc only to find out that I'm getting a buffered read of only about 23 mb/s! I know this is not an X related slow down, because I got similar results without even running X.
Hardware:
P3 1.2ghz
512 meg ram
2x20Gig WD hard drives 7200RPM
Abit SH6 motherboard
Any ideas? Did the install just make an error in detecting my hardware or something?
ssandlin: Run “hdparm -i /dev/...” and see which UDMA mode the drive is using. It sounds like you are in UDMA4 or possible UDMA3 instead of UDMA5, assuming your drive is ATA/100.
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