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OS2AHCI.ADD

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The OS/2 AHCI adapter device driver supports both ATA and ATAPI devices in a single driver. An ATAPI/CD-ROM filter driver is only required if you want to read/write CD-DA (audio) format CDs.

AHCI or SATA compatibility mode has to be activated in BIOS options.

Version

  • 1 - Created by Christian Müller, Markus Thielen. Open Source under the GNU GPL license
  • 1.22
  • 1.28 (2013-06-01)
  • 1.32 (2013-11-09)
  • 2.07 (2019-03-27)

Syntax

BASEDEV=OS2AHCI.ADD <parameters> 

Parameters

  • /a - Set adapter for adapter-specific options(default = -1, all adapters)
  • /b:<baud> - Initialize the COM port to the specified baud rate
  • /c:<addr> - Set debug COM port base address in hex (default = 3f8); if used, this option should come before any /d options.
  • /d - Debug output on COM port; multiple "/d" options will increase verbosity:
    1 = requests
    2 = detailed
    3 = verbose, including MMIO operations
  • /g:<vendor>:<device> - Add generic PCI ID to list of supported AHCI adapters (e.g. /g:8086:2829)
  • /p - Set port for port-specific options(default = -1, all ports)
  • /r - Reset ports during initialization (default = off unless the [Intel] AHCI controller was found to be initialized by the BIOS to SATA mode)
  • /t - Perform thorough PCI ID scan; default = on, can be turned off with /!t to perform only a PCI class scan
  • /w - Allows the trace buffer to wrap when full.
Port-specific Options
  • /s Enable SCSI emulation for ATAPI units (default = on) SCSI emulation is required for tools like cdrecord.
  • /n Enable NCQ (Native Command Queuing) for hard disks (default = off)
  • /ls Set link speed (default = 0):
    0 = maximum,
    1 = limit to generation 1
    2 = limit to generation 2
    3 = limit to generation 3
  • /lp - Set link power management (default = 0):
    0 = full power management,
    1 = transitions to "partial slumber state" disabled,
    2 = transitions to "slumber state" disabled,
    3 = transitions to both partial and slumber states disabled
  • /4 - Force track size to be 56 sectors regardless of the reported disk geometry to optimize partition boundaries for hard disks with 4096 byte sectors.

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