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Subject: has this been fixed?
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Hi, I was wondering if someone has changed the timeout in the wd driver so
that
Nov  3 17:06:17 netmug /kernel: wd2: interrupt timeout:
Nov  3 17:06:17 netmug /kernel: wd2: status 50<rdy,seekdone> error 1<no_dam>
is less common.

Or is there a way to keep that from happening?  What causes that error?
An IDE timeout, right?

Thanks,

Michael


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