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From: | Jeff Vian |
Subject: | Re: [Pan-users] pan 0.14.2 - Freezing |
Date: | Tue, 09 Sep 2003 15:47:33 -0500 |
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Budman wrote:
Hi, I recently did some shifting of drives on different controllers. It appearsI had some heavy I/O issues. A controller was acting up and stopped responding today.I have since installed a replacement, which I then separated all my IDE devices onto separate controllers. I ran some tests, and I no longer get the system freezes. It appears I have 3 different UDMA modes that werecausing the problems. 33/66/100 and a cdrom.
For future referenceOn ANY IDE controller, the entire bus runs at the speed of the slowest device. The IDE controller is not capable of running 2 different speed on the same cable.
Thus, if you have a CDROM on the cable, all devices on that cable will run at 33.
Similarly, if you have a drive that runs at 33 or 66 and another that will run at 133, if both are on the same cable, BOTH will run at the speed of the slower one.
Now the drives are smoking and faster responding. I think the one drive was only getting 6MB/s now it is getting 28MB/s!! :) Same with the otherYep, 33 is about 1/3 of the speed of 100, so the gain of 3/1 is to be expected.drive was only getting about 12MB/s and now its 30MB/s!!! So I think I solved the problem.
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