Re: Using DMA in read/write, setting block size for I/O -> max_sectors

Arjan van de Ven wrote:

max_sectors in the host template for scsi


Can I set this parameter during startup for scsi_mod.ko during load?
I actually needed a 256KB transfer size only for my second scsi disk @
/dev/sdb.

Is there some similar load time parameter for the sd_mod.ko module? How
to set it?

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