Re: CONFIG_IDEDMA_AUTO & 2.4.32 & hdparm -d1

> The way I booted was to
> pass 'ide=nodma' and that worked fine (at least on the sc1200).
>
> I could enable dma with hdparm later if I wanted (which of course made
> the ide driver rather upset when it tried to then use the non existant
> dma lines).
>
> --
> Len Sorensen
>

Thanks Lens for the suggestion!

Unfortunately this option doesn't work either. When I pass the "nodma"
paramater to the kernel, it boots with DMA disabled (like it should),
but doesn't allow DMA to be enabled anymore with hdparm.
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