Yes concurrency and streaming are both switched off (this is the
default in setup, so BIOS knows about these chipset bugs), so this DMA
bug is independent.
The "nodma" option does work, but this makes floppy performance
unbearable (4kB/s instead of 20 kB/s), so this is not really a good
choice.
A better would be what Rik suggested, that for floppy and sound (and
only those) the use of two DMA channels at the same time be
prohibited.
Or at least, if sound is playing, don't allow floppy access at
all. This would still be better than if I have to exercise this
constraint myself, because I'm rather bound to forget...
Thanks
Miklos Szeredi
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