On Apr 6, Tom Javen wrote
> Works fine for me too, had to disable the DMA modes also.

What chipset does you motherboard have ?

> 
> Could this be put in some kind of quirks table ?
> 

I don't think this is praticable.
This is not the device which is brocken, but maybe just that this device is
incompatible with your motherboard. I've a CD which fails in DMA mode
on a motherboard, but works on another. Both motherboard uses the VIA chipset,
so it's not even a device<>chipset incompatibility, but really this cheap
AT motherboard which is brocken (another CD drive from a different manufacturer
works fine on both motherboard).
However, the kernel should be able to detect such imcompatibilities and
exclude DMA. I prefer putting time to have this work properly if it doesn't
yet, than implementing a quirk table which will never be complete.

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Manuel Bouyer, LIP6, Universite Paris VI.           Manuel.Bouyer@lip6.fr
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