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Originally Posted by PTrenholme
And all of the above suggests that your hdb is not properly responding to direct memory access (DMA) commands. Perhaps there is a BIOS setting you've neglected, or maybe you should just turn off DMA for hdb. (I believe you can do that using hdparm.)
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That would be a solution, but my drive is really slow without DMA.
Here is a little test: amount of time to copy a 700MB file (from hdb to another file on hdb):
- with DMA: 50 seconds
- without: 6 minutes!
Removing the messages with syslog-ng + ignoring the problem + backuping frequently is ok for me. I cross my fingers
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Originally Posted by gilead
Sorry about that - I used too short a search string while I was grepping the kernel sources...
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No problem
/kloss
