Re: bttv+scsi writing => corrupted frames

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On Mon, 4 Aug 2003, Alan Cox wrote:

>> It looks like when SCSI disk is writing data, bttv loses all data and does
>> not write it to system memory (and I will see old data from previous frames
>> in buffers at those scanlines).
>Insufficient memory or PCI bandwidth. The card is designed to behave
>this way and drop out data it can't write out in time

Can't be. This happens even when setting SCSI speed to very low and when
capturing with very small picture. Unless the SCSI controller is
"reserving" completely the bus for long times unneedlessly? Or maybe it
uses all PCI bandwidth for a short time, but for too long so that BTTV
loses data? Also, why this happens only when _writing_ to SCSI, not at all
when _reading_ from it?

What comes to RAM, I have 1 GB ECC. (This is Dell Precision 420
Workstation).

I'm using kernel 2.4.21 (forgot to mention).

Also, I tried bttv options "triton1=1 vsfx=1", no change at all.




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