2.6.11.8 disabled dma
For some reason, after upgrading to 2.6.11.8, my system became unbelievably slow, especially when trying to load applications. I just checked hdparm, and it says that my dma is turned off :confused:
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root@xushitop:/usr/src/linux# cat .config | grep DMA EDIT: Could it be that i don't have a chipset enabled in ATA/ATAPI/MFM/RLL support? my chipset afaik is an Code:
00:1e.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corp. 82801BAM/CAM PCI Bridge (rev 81) |
I'm very sorry =/
My dissertation being due at the end of the week makes me panick lately whenever i get any problems with my system.. (remember OO crashing? heh) I should try and solve the problem before posting. Enabling Intel PIIXn chipset support solved the problem. On a side note, (not to let the thread go to waste), my partition is 9.5% non contiguous.. Is that an acceptable percentage? Thanks for the support. |
Hello, I just now, Downloaded this Linux 2.6.11.8 and have not yet decompressed it. From the file Size it appears they have added some new and hopefully improved features. I will take the deep set chance and try this out. So it appears you have successfully made this Kernel work. Maybe then I can too. I have had issues with 2.6.11.5 6 and 7, so maybe the fixed the depreciated intermodule.c in this new Linux 2.6.11.8. Will have to search around it before I do anything with it.
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I've got 2.6.11.8 running on 2 slack-current boxes with absolutely no difficulty, regardless of depreciated(sic) modules. Same as all the previous releases.
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I don't want to hijack the post but, anybody tried compiling kernel with gcc 4.0? It is not beta anymore.
I had issue compiling gnupg 1.4.1 in Mac Os X.4 with gcc4.0 Is there away for me to switch gcc version like the one in Mac Os X? Code:
gcc_select VERSION_NO |
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