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我确实是via主版,而且我也在via网站下载了补丁,readme是英文,但我边查字典边作,但还有几处不明白,希望各位高手指点!我把原文贴出来。
This README file describes how to patch IDE driver source file,
rebuild the Linux kernel, and measure IDE performance.
Step I: Patch the Linux IDE driver source file
1. The Linux kernel including driver source files are all placed in
the directory /usr/src/linux. You have to change your directory
/usr/src in your console.
#cd /usr/src
2. Before patching your Linux IDE source file, you should decompress
your patch file.
#gunzip xxx-patch-xxx-vpide.gz
3. And then you will find a file "xxx-patch-xxx-vpide" in the current
directory. This file is a patchfile that the Linux utility "patch"
can read.
#patch -p0 < xxx-patch-xxx-vpide
Note: Setting parameter -p0 gives the entire file name unmodified.
Step II: Rebuild the Linux kernel
1. Change the current directory to /usr/src/linux
#cd linux
2. Configure the system. The system will ask about driver settings.
#make xconfig
Note: If you are in text mode, try "make menuconfig".
3. The system will pop up a "Linux configuration window" window
with many driver buttons. Find out the button "ATA/IDE/MFM/RLL support"
and press it. Press the button "IDE,ATA and ATAPI Block devices".
The system will pop up another window. Select "VIA82CXXX chipset support".
Note: Pay attention to your CPU type and check if your system
supports multiple processors. If your system is a uni-processor
system, disable the multiprocessor support.
4. Find out the dependencies of source files and the system will
build a new Makefile.
#make dep
5. If you used to build Linux kernel, you should clean old object
files and force building new kernel.
#make clean
6. And you can build a new kernel image.
#make bzImage
7. It is also possible to "make install", if you have lilo installed
to suit your kernel makefile.
8. Then you have to check /etc/lilo.conf to see if the image point
to /boot/vmlinuz. On the other hand, there must be the line
"image=/boot/vmlinuz" in your lilo.conf.
9. Run "lilo" command in your current directory and you will see
the prompt "Added linux *".
10. Reboot Linux system. You will see the boot message shown below
if using the south bridge vt8233a.
"VP_IDE: vt8233a (rev 00) IDE UDMA133 Controller on pci:slot-num"
Step III: Measure IDE performance
Use the "hdparm" utility to test IDE performance. The utility
provides a command line interface to various hard disk ioctls
supported by the device driver. The following options are available
for how to enable/disable DMA, change the UDMA mode, and measure
the data transfer throughput.
1. The parameter -T is essentially to measure the throughput of the
processor, cache, and the memory of the system, -t is to measure
how fast the drive can sustain sequential data reads.
eg: hdparm -tT /dev/hda
2. The parameter -d1 is to enable DMA mode, -d0 is to disable DMA mode.
eg: hdparm -d1 /dev/hda for enable DMA
hdparm -d0 /dev/hda for disable DMA
3. The parameter -X [16~18, 32~34, 64~70] is to switch the transfer mode,
16~18 for SDMA 0~2, 32~34 for MDMA 0~2, 64~70 for UDMA 0~6.
eg: hdparm -X70 /dev/hda for UDMA 6
4. The parameter -i to check the current transfer mode.
我对Step II下的5、6、7、8、9不太明白,请各位高手祥细指点。
先谢谢大家!!! |
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