View | Details | Raw Unified | Return to bug 40465
Collapse All | Expand All

(-)atacontrol.8 (+34 lines)
Lines 145-150 Link Here
145
as argument (i.e.\&
145
as argument (i.e.\&
146
.Dq Li XXX ) ,
146
.Dq Li XXX ) ,
147
and the mode will remain unchanged.
147
and the mode will remain unchanged.
148
.Pp
149
Currently supported modes are :
150
.Dq Li BIOSDMA ,
151
.Dq Li PIO0 (alias BIOSPIO) ,
152
.Dq Li PIO1 ,
153
.Dq Li PIO2 ,
154
.Dq Li PIO3 ,
155
.Dq Li PIO4 ,
156
.Dq Li WDMA2 ,
157
.Dq Li UDMA2 (alias UDMA33) ,
158
.Dq Li UDMA4 (alias UDMA66) ,
159
.Dq Li UDMA5 (alias UDMA100)
160
and
161
.Dq Li UDMA6 (alias UDMA133) .
148
.It Ic info
162
.It Ic info
149
Show info about the attached devices on the
163
Show info about the attached devices on the
150
.Ar channel ,
164
.Ar channel ,
Lines 161-166 Link Here
161
.It Ic list
175
.It Ic list
162
Show info about all attached devices on all active controllers.
176
Show info about all attached devices on all active controllers.
163
.El
177
.El
178
.Sh EXAMPLES
179
To see the devices' current access modes, use the command line:
180
.Pp
181
.Dl atacontrol mode 0
182
.Pp
183
which results in the modes of the devices being displayed as a string
184
like this:
185
.Pp
186
.Dl Master = WDMA2
187
.Dl Slave  = PIO4
188
.Pp
189
This means that ata0-master is in DMA mode,
190
ata0-slave is in PIO mode,
191
and so forth.
192
You can set the mode with atacontrol and a string like the above,
193
for example:
194
.Pp
195
.Dl atacontrol mode 0 PIO4 PIO4
196
.Pp
197
The new modes are set as soon as the atacontrol command returns.
164
.Sh SEE ALSO
198
.Sh SEE ALSO
165
.Xr ata 4
199
.Xr ata 4
166
.Sh HISTORY
200
.Sh HISTORY

Return to bug 40465