yea.. well.. any card/chipset supported will do ATA/100 from what i've
seen, 2.4 supports a whole bunch of ATA/66/100 stuff.. including promise
and highpoint cards. (like the one on my BP6) tho you don't have to use
the ATA/66/100 card with the drive.. it's all backwards compatable with
ata/33 controlers
Thank You,
Ben Kochie (ben at nerp.net)
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On Fri, 29 Sep 2000, Scott wrote:
> Does Linux even support ATA/100 at this point? I seem to
> remember it being a little while before it did 33 & 66, and I haven't
> heard anything mentioned in the 2.3 devel about it either, though it's
> not something that I've been folloing extremely closely.
>
> Scott
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