???? How did you work that out? I was sure the problem is about malformed commands. The Amiga tries to transfer more data on the bus than the drive is expecting.
AmigaOS tries to send a command for say 131584 bytes (257 sectors). It made sense that scsi.device can only send ATA commands with an 8-bit sector count (and it doesn't check the incoming request size) which gets converted into an ATA command of 1 sector.
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Originally Posted by rkauer
Notice that real HD doesn't suffer from this issue
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With a MAX TRANSFER above 0x1FE00 I get data corruption on Gayle IDE using 2.5" PATA IDE disks just as I do with CF cards.
I imagined it was not a problem for SCSI drives because SCSI commands have a bigger (32-bit?) sector count field.