Hi Jeff,
> Apply all the Red Hat-specific patches that you ditched, when you
> switched to a vanilla kernel... The patch that supported combined
> mode for you is in there.
>
Just had a quick look at everything that contains "SATA" or ICH in the
patch list from RedHat, and there are two :
- one concerns pci_quirks and pci_irqs,
- one concerns ata_piix.c and libata.c
If the first one seems quite OK, the second one implies going back to
libata 0.93 and switching to the "old" ata_piix.c, as the one in the
2.4.32 kernel contains :
if (combined) {
...
return ENODEV;
}
thus clearly preventing devices from being detected when combined
more is there.
Do you really think such a big step back is required ?
Regards,
Paul
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