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However, the kernels *do* support UDMA 33, and I've got an older Abit
board (BX6 v2, with UDMA 33 only) with a UDMA 66 hard-drive plugged into
it, working perfectly well with the Linux UDMA 33 support. So I guess my
answer would be "settle for plugging your drive into a UDMA 33 channel for
the moment, and wait until UDMA 66 support for Linux arrives" (I don't
expect it to be that long now).

cheers

Rich

On Mon, 2 Aug 1999 robert_gasch peoplesoft com wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> I've upgraded my machine to an overclocked Celeron with an Ultra DMA 66
> motherboard and matching IDE drive (cheap system but good value for money).
> 
> After some experimenting, I've had to resort to plugging my UDMA66 drive
> into the regular UDMA33 connectors as I could not get Linux to recognize
> the UDMA66 drives.
> 
> Questions:
> 1) Does Linux support UDMA66?
> 2) Anything special I have to do to get it to work?
> 3) I've looked through the kernel config for an UDMA66 switch, but could
> not find one. See question 1.
> 
> Has anyone gotten such a drive to work?
> 
> Thanks
> --> Robert
> 
> 
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