Hiassoft Highspeed SIO patch: Can't boot from Real Percom drive
In my recent adventures with my real Percom AT88-S1, I noticed when booting with an OS that has @HiassofT's Highspeed SIO patch, it will not boot if the drive is spun down. I believe this is because the PERCOM has a minimum 1 second delay to respond as part of it's motor settle wait after spinup. The drive does support querying percom block (obviously ) but no highspeed capability.
The drive does start spinning immediately when the OS starts to send the first commands on bootup, so i
@Nezgar could you give this version https://www.horus.com/~hias/tmp/hipatch-200411.zip a try?
I've added a normal "get status" call before the Turbo 1050 and XF551 get status checks and also increased the SIO command timeout from 1 to 2 seconds.
This should give the Percom drive enough time to spin up and properly respond to the get status command before the Turbo/XF551 get status checks are issued (which probably lead to the drive being busy spinning up while the other c
