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Ron
TomG said:did you check to see if you can affect the settings at all from within the
IAA app?
Yes, I did, Tom. the only thing I can affect in IAA is the Transfer Mode
Limit which is the only header that has a "wrench" icon, I guess telling me
that is the only thing that is user-adjustable. The current limit is set to
"no limit". But the only other choices are a bunch of PIO modes and then
the UDMA 0-1-2 limits. If you need a snap of what I'm seeing, I have
CamStudio and other screen capture apps. The IAA itself even lists the
DVD-RAM drive as supporting UDMA modes 0 - 1- 2. It reports there is no
support for DMA SW and it only supports DMA MW modes of 0-1-2. Tom, I'm
beginning to believe that this unit is just not capable of ATA66 despite the
"proud" claim that it does so as one of its' selling features. The drive is
a LG GSA-4040B. If you go to their site, you'll see the same thing I read.
It's either this, or my Abit mobo is now no longer supporting high-speed IDE
channels(at least on 1 & 2). I wonder if the RAID on 3 & 4 are interfering
with the UDMA channels.
Ron