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12-28-2004, 10:09 AM	#1
Dee-ehn Member Registered: Apr 2004 Distribution: Suse 9 pro Posts: 52 Rep:	PCI IDE adapter and DMA I have this system (Running RH9) with a bunch of disks in it. Two disks are connected to a PCI card (HPT370) and in Linux recognized as SCSI devices. Now I only get a transfer rate of about 2mb/sec on these disks (while laoding my CPU for over 60%). Of course, this is because DMA isn't enabled on these drives. So how can I enable DMA on them? I guess there must be some way to tell Linux that these drive are IDE drives, right?

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