Thanks, I know what DMA means. I just never heard that disabling DMA
for a device will cause the system clock to run at 1/3 speed. I've
run other disks with DMA disabled. But maybe thats really it.
> As for the USB 2 linked device, I am not sure... I know that DMA is disabled
> on CD/DVD f
On Thursday 12 June 2003 09:39 pm, John Lapeyre wrote:
> I seem to recall setting the dma. I think there may have
> been some problem with that in relation to the promise controller.
> I'll revisit that. By the way, the hardware works great if I put in a
> usb-2.0 mass-storage external case. I wo
I seem to recall setting the dma. I think there may have
been some problem with that in relation to the promise controller.
I'll revisit that. By the way, the hardware works great if I put in a
usb-2.0 mass-storage external case. I wonder why not using dma would
slow the clock down, etc...
*Mar
On Friday 06 June 2003 08:04 am, John Lapeyre wrote:
> This is probably not debian specific, but I have been revisiting this
> problem for a couple of years and searching on the web and am stumped.
>
> Dvd is too slow to view a dvd (I've tried a bunch of programs, am
> using vlc now) I have to copy
This is probably not debian specific, but I have been revisiting this
problem for a couple of years and searching on the web and am stumped.
Dvd is too slow to view a dvd (I've tried a bunch of programs, am
using vlc now) I have to copy the files to hard drive. But the
transfer is slow, about 1MB/
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