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From: Maged Boulos <mb@sti.sci.eg>
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Subject: Installing FreeBSD on a PC with a UMC PCI chipset
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I have a clone PC 486 with a UMC PCI chipset. An onboard PCI IDE
controller is available also UMC UM8673F and a 1 GB Segate FAST
ATA-2 drive. On Booting, FreeBSD recognizes the UMC PCI chips
but states that no driver support for the IDE PCI controller.

Is there a way to fully utilize the PCI IDE chip for faster disk
access ? is there a driver somewhere for the above noted UMC IDE
chip ?

Thanks

Maged Boulos
Network admin, Egyptian National STI Network