	Tuning up your IDE hard disks using hdparm
	Post date: April 12, 2005, 18:04 Category: Views: 1451 Comments: 0
Tutorial quote: hdparm is a tool for altering various parameters associated with IDE drives (Not SCSI). This involves things like the block prefetch, the DMA/PIO modes, and a number of other things. I'm writing this mini-how-to to help people get more from their system. People often complain that Linux is a bit slow for them (which it can be) I haven't seen such a post recently, but I know on TechIMO at least we always used to be talking people through using hdparm.

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