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From: Jacob Larsen <post@jfl.dk>
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Subject: Adaptec 1210sa: DMA timeout
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I have installed kernel 2.6 on my stable Debian, and can now see my 
Adaptec serial ataraid 1210sa.

When I try to work with the drives attached (Seagate Barracuda 80gb) I 
get DMA timeouts and the drives act very slow.

What could I do to fix this?

Thanks, Jacob