David McPaul wrote:
On 2009-04-16, Rob Judd <haiqu@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Evidently the image I found at ftp://ftp.berlios.de/pub/haiku was ancient, despite having a date of 13 April 2009. I unpacked it to find that it was from about 2005. :( Got around the slow copy between drives problem eventually by zipping the sources, copying that, and unzipping again. It saved about 6 hours.Can you give more details about your system? Have a look at ideinfo and idestatus. I wonder if DMA is on for you. I just recently moved my development across to haiku on a EeePC. It is a single drive and I zipped the sources from my BeOS machine, ftp'ed to the Haiku machine and unzipped. Unzipping took about 30mins or so. It was interesting how the machine worked while it was unzipping though. Lots of CPU followed by a long pause (presumably IO). While IO was going on the system was unresponsive.
~> ideinfo /dev/disk/ata/0/master/raw Model Number: WDC WD80EB-28CGH1 Serial Number: WD-WMA9N1650914 Firmware Version: 24.84G24 Capacity: 7.5 GB LBA supported: yes DMA supported: yes DMA mode: 0x00 READ/WRITE DMA QUEUED: not supported Write Cache: supported Look Ahead: supported Bus Release IRQ: not supported Service start transfer IRQ: not supported NOP: not supported FLUSH CACHE: not supported FLUSH CACHE EXT: not supported CFA features: not supported Removable: no Removable Media State Notification features: not supported Microcode download: supported S.M.A.R.T: supported Power Management: supported ~> idestatus /dev/disk/ata/0/master/raw dma_status: dma enabled pio mode: 0 dma mode: 0x00I have 3 x 7.5Gb Western Digital drives in the system, all identical models. And it works fine under other OSes.
Rob