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Well we're seeing a few reports of this by users who fail to install
because of CD DMA problems. Can this be fixed on the kernel side, or do
we need to try to do something in the installer to disable DMA?

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From: [email protected]

Joey Hess wrote:

Well we're seeing a few reports of this by users who fail to install
because of CD DMA problems. Can this be fixed on the kernel side, or do
we need to try to do something in the installer to disable DMA?

If you disable DMA for all then there will be a lot
of complains about slow installation via CD.

Maybe you should consider an option "nodma" at boot
time?


Regards

Harri


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