On Tue, 20 Oct 2009 16:51:53 -0700 Mike Watters <mike_at_mwatters.net> wrote: > The SCSI card is an LSI20160 (sym(4), PCI U160). The SCSI disk is a > Seagate ST373455LW (U320). The current motherboard is an ASUS M3A76-CM > (AMI BIOS, AM2+ socket). I have a boot -v dmesg (34kb) available from a > livefs cd boot with 8GB installed and memory hole remapping turned on > (case 4 result). The source used to build the CD was cvsup'ed a week or > two ago. > I saw similar problems, I think it was some time last year, using an Adaptec 160 (PCI) controller. IIRC the problem was due to the fact that the card didn't support > 32 bit DMA and there was no provision for bounce buffers in the driver. I can't say whether moving to a PCIe controller would have solved the problem. I ditched SCSI and moved to SATA. --- Gary JennejohnReceived on Wed Oct 21 2009 - 16:06:50 UTC
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