As for the blanket nuking.........overkill......
There are various combinations of drives and hardware that sometimes do
not play well togather.........also there are drives that do play with
other drives period.
Since the is zero data on the device and host in question, I would wait
for the at before making a blanket judgment call.
On Wed, 29 Dec 1999, David Ford wrote:
> Disable DMA for your harddrive, don't even compile it into the kernel.
> Something in the recent kernels is busted wrt IDE DMA.
>
> -d
>
> On Wed, 3 Nov 1999, Vikram wrote:
>
> > I am developing a driver for my nic problem is afetr some operations the
> > system gives "hda lost interrupt" and then I am not able to see any
> > debugging info in the /var/log/messages after that.. and machine gets hanged
> > goes on giving messages "hda lost interrupt"...
> > what can be reason for this?
> > I am not getting any reply for my previous queries also.
> > TIA
> > --VIKRAM
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