eata_queue is totally broken in low memory situations for one
> 2.1.129. Was something done to break it, or was it maked obsolete because
> it hasn't been maintained?
Its always been broken
> Is there a replacement for this driver if EATA-DMA is obsolete?
eata
> There are other (older) EATA drivers in the kernel. Did you mean to mark
> one of the others obsolete, but did this one by mistake?
No. eata is the most recent and maintained one (eata-dma/eata-pio) the old ones
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