UDMA on WD Drives

From: Evan Langlois (goth_74@yahoo.com)
Date: Fri Jul 14 2000 - 16:22:57 EDT

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    Odd that people have so much trouble with the Western Digital drives. I've
    never had a problem with mine - can't say what model it is either, and I also
    use a 'VIA' chipset, although evidently not one of the 'bad' ones :)

    Both my drives are 13.5GB, 7200 rpm, UDMA66 drives with 2MB cache, however,
    according to Linux, the WD has more cache, but the IBM is faster and actually
    a bit larger - funny how they calculate a GB so many ways. No problems with
    them, and I even have a partitions raid striped between them! Thats the one
    I compile the kernel on, so it gets enough abuse for testing :)

    Most Linux partitions are on the WD, just cause it worked out that way when I
    bought the drives. Wish it was reversed, but I doubt I'll notice the extra
    1MB/s

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