Drive defaulting to PIO not UDMA100

Drive defaulting to PIO not UDMA100
Drive defaulting to PIO not UDMA100

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Posted by Steven Roussey on March 29, 2002 at 00:07:42:
I have a new shuttle KT266A mainboard (BIOS set to use UDMA100), a 80pin cable correctly connected, WinXP (the Device Manager Primary Channel set to use DMA if available, but says using PIO mode), and a Quantum Fireball AS 40 drive (only jumper is set to use CS -- cable select -- which is Master).
While it is a newer drive, it used to be used in an old system. Is it using PIO still because it was formatted in such a manner on that older system?

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: I have a new shuttle KT266A mainboard (BIOS set to use UDMA100), a 80pin cable correctly connected, WinXP (the Device Manager Primary Channel set to use DMA if available, but says using PIO mode), and a Quantum Fireball AS 40 drive (only jumper is set to use CS -- cable select -- which is Master). : While it is a newer drive, it used to be used in an old system. Is it using PIO still because it was formatted in such a manner on that older system?
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