>not acceptable. If you have a complain take it to CFA commitee and have
>them fix it.
Well my only real complaints are that 1) It was done silently.. 2) I could not override it
w/o a code mod. Both of which are contrary to what I am accustom to when using linux.
>Logically treated, is true, but again CFA does not follow the rules of
>what the ATA committee gives them, and I refuse to break rules as the
>standard model. Rule breaking are exceptions.
>
>Also show me a case where a laptop will do master/slave in CFA.
Agreed... If CF does some wierd stuff then you shouldn't make the ATA driver break any
rules for it.. that wasn't what I was asking for. Just some why's and perhaps a message
that indicated what it was doing.
As for the laptops.. What laptops are you refering to? Don't most of them have some sort
of std laptop HD or an ibm microdrive thing. CF is terribly expensive compared to
mechanical HDs.
>/linux/drivers/ide/ide.c
>* "hdx=flash" : allows for more than one ata_flash disk to be
>* registered. In most cases, only one device
>* will be present.
Perhaps I missed something.. but this won't work for my original case. I have a CF as hda
and I was trying to hook up a mechanical HD as the slave. I specified hdb=c,h,s on the
command line but it was ignored.
-- Richard A. Smith Bitworks, Inc. rsmith@bitworks.com 501.846.5777 Sr. Design Engineer http://www.bitworks.com
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