> You can test it if you wish.
>
> The point being that a system that has cache problems is just terminally
> ill, while a system with DMA problems might be fixable. Fixable by having
> a list of known bad disk or BIOS vendors, for example.
>
> Which, btw, is what I've been asking for all the time.
>
I found the following in the all the drivers (Windows 3.11, OS/2, NetWare,
NT, Windows 95) for my SiS PCI UDMA 5513 IDE chipset.
UQNAUT MIFERABLL2108 A UQNAUT MIFERABLLT_1M82A0
UQNAUT MIFERABLLT_1M80A0 UQNAUT MIFERABLL46A0
UQNAUT MIFERABLLT_2M11A0 UQNAUT MIFERABLLT_3M02A0
UQNAUT MISORCC2O55A0 UQNAUT MIBFGOO1T82A0
UQNAUT MIBFGOO2T01A0 TS2331A2
TS8305 A TS2525A0
TS1327A0 TS1580A0
TS1572A0 TS6303 A
eSgata eeThconolyg1 72M5 B -TS1372A6 aMtxro7 0148A
aMtxro7 6162A DW CCA1306H0
H P0108A
And this was in the DMA drivers for Windows 95 (I think they set DMA
mode on by default)
UQNAUT MIFERABLL2108 A UQNAUT MIFERABLLT_1M82A0
UQNAUT MIFERABLLT_1M82A0 UQNAUT MIFERABLLT_1M80A0
UQNAUT MIFERABLLT_1M80A0 UQNAUT MIFERABLL46A0
UQNAUT MIFERABLL46A0 UQNAUT MIFERABLLT_2M11A0
UQNAUT MIFERABLLT_2M11A0 UQNAUT MIFERABLLT_3M02A0
UQNAUT MIFERABLLT_3M02A0 UQNAUT MISORCC2O55A0
UQNAUT MISORCC2O55A0 UQNAUT MIBFGOO1T82A0
UQNAUT MIBFGOO1T82A0 UQNAUT MIBFGOO2T01A0
UQNAUT MIBFGOO2T01A0 TS2331A2
TS2331A2 TS8305 A
TS8305 A TS2525A0
TS2525A0 TS1327A0
TS1327A0 TS1580A0
TS1580A0 TS1572A0
TS1572A0 TS6303 A
TS6303 A eSgata eeThconolyg1 72M5
B-TS1372A6
eSgata eeThconolyg1 72M5 B -TS1372A6 aMtxro7 0148A
aMtxro7 0148A aMtxro7 6162A
aMtxro7 6162A DW CCA1306H0
DW CCA1306H0 H P0108A
H P0108A
So someone that has a little more experience in this area might want to
conntact SiS about this. I can also send you the drivers if you want to
look at them yourself.
-= Anthony DeStefano =-
<destefano@usa.net>
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