RE: Serial ATA (SATA) status report

From: Adam Radford
Date: Thu Feb 26 2004 - 14:08:22 EST


The only 'issue' running in 64-bit mode on AMD-64 I know of was where there
was data corruption when the IOMMU flushing scheme changed. I think Andi
sent out an email
where this was reverted. If it wasn't, all you need to do is run with
iommu=fullflush
and you shouldn't have any other trouble.

What other issues are there?

-Adam

-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Watts [mailto:m.watts@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 7:56 AM
To: Terje Kvernes
Cc: Andre Tomt; Linux Kernel
Subject: Re: Serial ATA (SATA) status report


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> the 3w-xxxx-module works well enough in 32bit mode on AMD64. sadly
> enough, we have had some other issues with 64bit mode, but the
> _driver_ seems to load there as well.

Do these 'issues' prevent the cards from being used at all in 64bit mode on
AMD-64?

We'd really like to use the 4-port SATA 3Ware card on a Tyan Thunder K8W
(S2885) but it'd be a bit of a waste if we can only use it in 32bit mode. (I

assume 32bit mode means you compile for i686 instead of AMD-64 ?)

Mark.

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QinetiQ TIM
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