That is triggered when we see a case that can cause disk corruption.
> Board is a SuperMicro 370DLE (SW LE chipset). I have tried disabling
> ide channels on the bios, but kernel still sees them. I have tried to
At some point I'll sort this properly if Andre doesnt do it first.
> boot with ide0=nodma (is this options real, or I just have invented it ??)
> No solution.
ide=nodma
Please send me details on the system. lspci -v output too.
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