If you have a system which has a 28-bit limited host, and it has been
openly discussed on lkml for many months, why would one not use the
jumpon.exe from maxtor to prevent such problems.
What I want is details from the last kernel you booted and worked, because
I am positive AC's code does the correct thing. I was one of the first
people to find the 48-bit bomb in that asic during prototype of the large
drive technology.
So please add more details, and regardless this is a semi-development
thread and nobody else has reported this error.
On 29 Aug 2002, Alan Cox wrote:
> The promise 20265 does need special handling for LBA48 I believe. The
> code should also be handling it correctly. Cc'd to Andre to investigate
> further
>
Cheers,
Andre Hedrick
LAD Storage Consulting Group
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