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Subject: 4.10 hangs on flash card write
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Hello,

We are encountering hang issue when writing on a flash card. Read & 
boot is perfect, writing small files (<1MB) is OK, but when write is 
taking more than few seconds the hardware hang. No message on console.

We are using FreeBSD 4.10, and have tried to disable hw.ata.wc and 
hw.ata.ata_dma without any success.

Any idea ?