Mark> TenThumbs wrote:
>> Do you have a patch to try?
Mark> Yup. Attached.
Mark> Could you tell me more about your system? Eg.. what IDE chipset
Mark> is having the problem, does it share interrupts with anything,
Mark> and is your kernel SMP, or UP?
Isn't there a way to disable the interrupt in the IDE controller's
registers? Using disable_irq is nasty since many IDE controllers, in
particular on non x86, run with shared interrupts.
Time to introduce HWIF(drive)->{enable,disable}_device_irq() ?
Jes
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