[tlinux-users:07374] Re: no dma on teac DV-W28EAT

sjb <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.hardware.toshiba
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Manuel López-Ibáñez wrote:

>> the output shows that udma is activated but the in xine the dvd still to
>> slow for showing a dvd without skiped frames.
>>
> 
> No, the output shows that the dma is deactivated.

IIRC, you *may* have to tell the HDD controller chipset to use / allow UDMA.

This is a very vague memory .. but there may be a switch for hdparm that 
will do this for you. A quick scan of the man page suggests you may need 
to use -c and -X, but I bear no repsonsibility for whatever you may do 
to your disc.

Sorry - this suggestion may not be much use, but somewhere in my 
imperfect memory I have the feeling that enabling UDMA is a two part 
process .. controller and HDD.
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