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From: Bruce Burden <brucegb@realtime.net>
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Subject: Re: Freebsd 4 question.
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>
> Have been running 3.3 on my Dell 75 pentium with no trouble at all.
> However, I cannot install 4.0 because of the message during the second
> floppy install "atacpi0: Busmastering DMA not supported" then it reboots
>
	Use ata0 (disk) and ata1 (cdrom). I expect your machine is old
   enough (like my P90 Toshiba) to require the "legacy" wd mode, which
   is ata0 and ata1.

	Using atacip0 would be for more modern laptops which don't need
   nor should use the "legacy" wd mode.

							Bruce


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