cvs commit: src/sys/dev/ata ata-lowlevel.c

[Søren Schmidt]

Matt Dawson wrote:
> Interestingly, I note that with verbose boot logging enabled, the point where
> it fails when the ATA channel transfer mode is set also shows up my LiteOn as
> being on a 40 conductor cable. It's not. It and the master drive, a Pioneer
> DRV-104 are on an 80 conductor as recommended for all UDMA devices. The
> Pioneer's entry on ata1-master shows correctly an 80 conductor cable. How can
> this be possible? If both drives are on the same cable and one shows 80 and
> the other shows 40 conductors, surely something is a bit screwy? Not sure if
> this has any bearing, but I thought I'd point it out.

The 80 conductor info is only valid for devices that can do more than UDMA2.
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-Søren