NATA update

[Thomas E. Spanjaard]

Petr Janda wrote:
Does this mean now that onboard RAID controllers that come with today 
nearly all motherboards will be finally supported? If so, thats awesome. 
How do I test NATA ?
They will be, after I've finished porting ataraid.

To test the code that's already been tested, you have to apply the diff 
I mentioned in [1], remove all old ata devices from your kernel config, 
add options PCI_MAP_FIXUP to it, and then either add (at least) device 
nata, natadisk and natapicd (for disks and cdroms respectively), or add 
'nata' to SUBDIR in src/sys/dev/disk/Makefile, and edit your 
/boot/loader.conf to read nata_load="YES", natapci="YES", 
natadisk="YES", natapicd="YES". make buildkernel, make installkernel, 
reboot. If it doesn't work, boot kernel.old, and report issues :).

Cheers,
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        Thomas E. Spanjaard
        tgen at netphreax.net
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